Sentence examples for particularly noticed from inspiring English sources

No one particularly noticed.

Anything you particularly noticed that I have forgotten to mention?

Cecilia, who particularly noticed clothes, liked all this much better than the formality of his suits.

Of course, I had not understood or even particularly noticed these changes at the time.

Anyway, numerous things struck me and I thought: 'Oh the good ol' days' but I particularly noticed the shinpads.

"Because so few people take the time to write snail mail, this will be particularly noticed," Mr. Watkins said.

You notice it when it's there, and you particularly notice it when it isn't.

I didn't particularly notice it at the time, but then I didn't take much notice of Gore's sighs in '00 or Bush Senior's glancing at his wristwatch in '92, either.

I particularly notice this when I face players who are tall -- or insufficiently shrunken by age....Sampras is only six feet one....But I'd precision-lob the clown, or else dink my returns to his feet, making Pete crazy.

And this really is a kind of underdog good-news story for Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel, which might so easily have completely vanished over awards season, without anybody particularly noticing.

At first, he doesn't particularly notice her — her looks are appealing but understated — but when they strike up an e-mail correspondence about class and oppression that had begun at dinner, he decides to ask her out.