Sentence examples for particularly red from inspiring English sources
Drivers flout traffic rules (particularly red lights) as much or more than bike riders.
Traditional gifts include candy and flowers, particularly red roses, a symbol of beauty and love.
No referendum - or election - is complete without a battleground, with this one a particularly red one (but not for Labour).
"She's looking to see if he's attractive, has a particularly red breast or particularly dark head, or appealing song".
The reason, the researchers said, was wine, particularly red wine, which the French drank much more of than Americans did.
Consumption of meat, particularly red meat and processed meat, is associated with a modest increase in risk of colorectal cancer.
The modern Saudi state was founded only in 1932, and then on the basis of an existing pact between the Al Saud family and the Wahhabist clerics, who peddle a particularly red-hot version of Islam.
Today, though, the excitement in Portugal is in dry wines, particularly reds from the Douro River valley — port territory — a 70-mile stretch of terraced vineyards painstakingly constructed on impossibly steep and rocky hillsides.
The use of color, particularly reds and blues to express the anxiety and desires of the film's characters, distinguished this film from the original Housemaids dark, shadowy black-and-white photography.
The new availability of powerful optogenetic tools for activating and inactivating neurons, particularly red-shifted molecules that are outside the spectrum of Drosophila vision, is making it possible to pinpoint the role of specific neurons in overall behavior (Chuong et al., 2014; Klapoetke et al., 2014).
Research has shown that the presence or absence of specific wavelengths of light (particularly infra-red (IR), red and blue) can significantly affect photosynthesis and hence crop growth.
