Sentence examples for particularly right from inspiring English sources

Particularly right now, given the unending tide of horrific news.

Maybe it's something we wish we had – particularly right now.

And second, unintended outcome number two: by attacking people who used paper particularly — right?

There's so little wrong with it that there's nothing particularly right about it, either.

There is nothing particularly right about One Hundred Million Suns either.

Can you recommend any thrillers or other works of fiction that get law enforcement particularly right?

In France, the protesting "Yellow Vests" aren't particularly right-wing.

In an era of reduced state funding and massive, particularly right-wing media and think tank scrutiny, demands for ring-fencing will fall on deaf ears.

Many economists, particularly right-wing think-tank types, are such staunch advocates of laissez-faire that they reflexively scorn Japan's very different economic system, with its socialist medicine and ubiquitous government regulation.

This seminar tackles the question, now vividly alive in a growing number of countries around the world, of what to make of populism, particularly right-wing populism that seeks to enact what has been called "illiberal democracy". In the U.S., where "democracy" is a sacred word, we regularly misunderstand it.

Liberals, feminists and people of all races – especially people who had been active in the #BlackLivesMatter campaign - came down hard, while closet racists (of which there are apparently many), particularly right-wing Republicans and white supremacists chimed in apathetically, chastising the rest for making such a fuss and heavily implying that Bland must have been in the wrong.