Sentence examples for particularly relaxed from inspiring English sources

"It was not as if I was a particularly relaxed or laid-back CEO," he smiles.

Neither idea is going to make you feel particularly relaxed about yourself.

Indeed, some of the photographs are stylized, self-consciously formal, even rather frosty portraits -- see the images of women in groups, for example -- which do not reflect a particularly relaxed intimacy between female photographer and female subjects.

Although the point is to simulate a dorm-room atmosphere, no one looked particularly relaxed onstage: not Mr. Gergiev, despite speaking eloquently and entertainingly in English, and not his questioners, Mr. Steel and Albert Imperato, a founder of 21C Media Group.

"I may look relaxed but I don't ever feel particularly relaxed in this job," he said.

Claire and Mike, promoters of notorious nineties club Manumission are also in attendence and looking particularly relaxed.

"Like Condoleezza Rice," he says, "I don't find Bach and Schubert particularly relaxing.

In contrast, those for whom cigarettes were particularly relaxing shared sequences on chromosome 15.

Michael adopted these child-led innovations across subsequent groups; the Reading Chair was particularly popular, relaxed the reader and improved the attention of the listeners.

…I want to go out and get new trainers… You know' [YPM2] Questions which required generalisation across settings, particularly feeling relaxed and useful, were considered difficult to answer by some participants.

But the JOBS Act's update for "emerging growth companies" goes too far, particularly in relaxing the prohibition on research analysts to recommend stocks while their firms are underwriting them.