Sentence examples for particularly our own from inspiring English sources
Republican senator Orrin Hatch, who is also a Mormon, said he resented "anyone attacking any person's religious views, but particularly our own Christian LDS faith and the selfless service of missionary work".
All of us expend huge amounts of (mostly unconscious) energy avoiding even thinking about pain or death, particularly our own, but pictures are just removed enough and the people in them unknown and unknowable enough to make looking at them seem temporarily safer than dwelling on ourselves.
The impact of this problem is amplified when we study ourselves, particularly our own behavior.
Lester Gardner, a member of the Class of 1898, provided the following justification: "The beaver not only typifies the Tech, but his habits are particularly our own.
Yeah, particularly if our own economy continues to sputter...
The news itself isn't particularly shocking — our own John Biggs locked down the 19-pin number last month — but now a new report from iMore points to an even less surprising development.
It also demonstrates our blindness toward developments around the world -- particularly in our own hemisphere -- as we squander important opportunities to engage with some of the most dynamic economies and societies.
What feels particularly relevant to our own time of directionless, jobless youth is the portrayals of cultures that devour their own children, or at least chew them up and spit them out.
And, of course – and here it chimes particularly well with our own referendum – do you want bureaucrats in Brussels telling you, the proud (Hungarian/British) people, what to do?
The newspaper of Middle England is particularly enraged by "our own government, which refuses to utter a word of criticism of France for fear they will rip up treaties allowing Britain to carry out border checks on its soil".
This cautionary tale about reading more into scientific theories than is there is particularly appropriate in our own time, when quantum mechanics is finally beginning to make its way into the popular consciousness.
