Sentence examples for particularly put from inspiring English sources
"He does have some funk in there, but it's funk that doesn't particularly put him in a vulnerable position.
He was particularly put off by the right-center-field gap at Petco, which measures 400 feet to the fence.
He said that loveLife's research found that what particularly put young people at risk was coerced sex.
England, particularly, put in a disappointing performance once again to go down 6-1 in the series.
She was particularly put off by the frontier stoicism, which she described as "near-Fascist admiration for a simplified physical endurance of pain".
Woodward is particularly put off that Rumsfeld, more than once, says something in his memoir that contradicts what he has told Woodward in interviews.
Even before Barrett bought the site, there had been opposition to the earlier developer's plan for it, particularly putting up the three 17-story buildings.
"Indonesia made a number of very interesting interventions in the debates on countering violent extremism, particularly putting itself forward as a moderate Muslim nation that would have more to offer the global narrative," Bishop said.
There was a need to adapt and build new churches suitable for reformed services, particularly putting the pulpit and preaching at the centre of worship.
Interestingly, memorization of musical pieces without referring to a notation is an important key issue of this approach which particularly puts emphasis on auditory features, namely discrimination and representation of pitch and timbre.
Most swing voters, particularly women, put the environment high on their list of concerns.
