Sentence examples for particularly recognized from inspiring English sources

Subtlety wasn't particularly prized because it wasn't particularly recognized.

But moves like Mr. Fig's -- to towns not particularly recognized as havens for artists -- are the latest wrinkle in the exodus.

But moves like Mr. Combs's -- to towns not particularly recognized as havens for artists -- are the latest wrinkle in this exodus.

But moves like that of Ms. Bhabha and Mr. Fox -- to towns not particularly recognized as havens for artists -- are the latest wrinkle in this exodus.

Though Mälkki was known for her expertise in conducting works by classical composers, she was particularly recognized for championing contemporary works by composers such as Thomas Adès, Thea Musgrave, and György Ligeti.

"Plant collecting although vital, difficult and demanding is not particularly recognized academically and therefore is often an adjunct to other activities," Scotland writes.

Using a lectin-binding assay, we identified Erythrina cristagalli agglutinin (ECA), which particularly recognizes the β-galactoside structure on the surfaces of MIN6-m9 cells.

Thinking from these five presuppositions, we have crafted a contextualized model based on the epistemology of social constructionism, particularly recognizing that an individual's knowledge and identity are the product of social interaction and that meaning is co-constructed through discourse.

I think there is a certain Project-y sound or a certain Parsons sound although I've already said that I don't particularly recognize it.

At this time, we want to particularly recognize the valued leadership of the Blue Dog Coalition to lower costs, to make the legislation work better for their constituents, and to assist small businesses.

With added support from the Global Trust Fund and the French Government, the Joint Programme particularly recognizes and supports the role of community leaders and elders in bringing about change.