Sentence examples for particularly respected from inspiring English sources

He was particularly respected for his expertise in explosives and for his calm.

Herbert, who has penned 24 novels in the past three decades, said: "I never ever imagined I would get one, particularly because I write horror stories and I didn't know [they were] particularly respected in this country.

The 150-millimetre Nebelwerfer, a towed, six-tube launcher, was particularly respected by U.S. and British troops, to whom it was known as the "Screaming Meemie" or "Moaning Minnie" for the eerie sound made by the incoming rockets.

Tracy was particularly respected for his naturalism on screen.

Poe is particularly respected in France, in part due to early translations by Charles Baudelaire.

Authors themselves were not particularly respected until the 18th century, and were not permitted to be members of the Company, playing no role in the development or use of its licenses despite the Company's sovereign authority to decide what was published.

We respect the Olympic Games and one reason we are staying is that we particularly respect the Olympic principle of participation.

What I particularly respect when I ask this question is candor and the interviewee's ability to express emotion.

Momoko inevitably starts fighting Saori, who does not particularly respect Chizuru, when they talk.

Gould particularly respects Paley's method of identifying alternative possibilities and then systematically refuting them.

He's a man desperate for the approval of his father, while working in a field he knows Rocky didn't particularly respect.