Sentence examples for particularly one thing from inspiring English sources

In my childhood, this part of London wasn't particularly one thing or the other; neither particularly posh nor poor, central but not that central, mixed by race and class and age, the kind of area that thrived precisely because it didn't have a particularly clear identity.

As a visiting American, Ms. Sanger-Katz was particularly struck by one thing.

As for the owners, Ms. Lord said she found one thing particularly curious: "I assumed if someone spent a few million bucks on a yacht, they knew something about boats.

If "Resident Evil 7" does one thing particularly well it's tease out the prejudices that lie at the heart of the consumerism.

None of which would be particularly unusual, but for one thing: Hugo Mallo is not just a Celta Vigo fan, he is a Celta Vigo player and those cameras pointing his way were TV cameras.

Presenting hard-luck killers and Wall Street dabblers in homicide as tough-love truth-tellers is one thing, particularly in an age that has grown used to novels that channel the secret lives of terrorists.

Particularly because I think one thing that is unique to our industry, is that the lion's share of our competitors are not charging.

We often think about religion as being one thing, particularly Christianity being one thing, when in fact Christianity has many different flavors to whoever holds those views.

The ability to offer exuberant praise is a particularly American talent -- one thing that sometimes makes others think we're naïve.

This budget has made one thing particularly clear: the end of austerity will not arrive until the election of a Labour government – which could be coming sooner than we think.

One thing is particularly important to Ms. Bobe.