Sentence examples for particularly not to from inspiring English sources

I kept to myself, pretended not to see Marian and, more particularly, not to see who was with her.

Finally, I never linked the global emergence of democracy to American agency, and particularly not to the exercise of American military power.

But this may not be the right time to buy – and particularly not to buy a fund standing at a big premium and with the threat of such a significant management change hanging over it.

"As a federal contractor," Mr. Markle wrote in an e-mail, "we cannot allow the government resources entrusted to us to be used in this manner and particularly not to lobby for political positions".

These days, though, Mr. Torricelli does not seem like a man who is on the ropes, particularly not to many of his colleagues, a savvy bunch who no doubt would continue to keep their distance if they thought he was still radioactive politically.

But take care not to conflate too much – particularly not to let the Mail's humiliation swill over into this week of privy council meetings, sundry possible charters, Lord Justice Leveson's long-awaited appearance at Westminster and the whole future of press regulation.

Unlike household pests such as ants and fruit flies, they are not particularly drawn to food and drink; then again, as equal-opportunity invaders they aren't particularly not drawn to them, either.

Politicians find it particularly hard not to take the credit, particularly Labour.

Actually, it doesn't seem to have been, particularly, or not to us.

Editors in those days were particularly conscious not to offend "the family" on the front page.

She added: "I was always particularly careful not to alienate the wives.