Sentence examples for particularly representatives of from inspiring English sources

Some people outside of the litigation, particularly representatives of environmental groups, say that whether the case ends at a negotiating table or in a courtroom, they want to see a large amount of the environmental fines go to restoring the Gulf Coast.

Each of the three sites shared species, particularly representatives of the genus Anthracobia.

To draw conclusions about paraphyly in Rattus genus, it would be judicious to complete the taxa sampling among the genus Rattus and to include representatives of each Rattus species group defined by Musser and Carleton [ 16] particularly representatives of the Rattus fuscipes species group.

The cold appetizers, she said, were particularly representative of the food of the region.

The guest list, while impressive, wasn't particularly representative of the demographics of the African continent.

"I wanted the cover to look very English and be particularly representative of London.

"Collecting Biennials" includes a number of works that must have looked promising in their day but now seem not particularly representative of their moment.

This isn't a bad thing, even if it's not particularly representative of the work you might see during a stroll through the Lower East Side or Chelsea.

Many other states have derided Iowa for all the attention that it draws from the contenders, and from the press, saying it is not particularly representative of the nation.

There are other names and cases I could cite, but Mahony and Sodano are particularly high-profile figures, and thus particularly representative of the unfinished business that Benedict's papacy left behind.

Nothing spiked so spectacularly in 2014 to make "exposure", first attested in 1606, feel particularly representative of the year.Merriam-Webster, a dictionary publisher, chose a similar path, choosing a plain old word to sum up 2014: "culture".