Sentence examples for particularly searching from inspiring English sources

The seven foundation trust departures warrant particularly searching questions.

He celebrated diversity, and that was nice, but wasn't particularly searching about Islam or America.

Truth be told, no one asked any particularly searching questions at all.

It was not particularly searching, and somewhat reserved dramatically, a problem in a piece called the "Emperor" for good reason.

With respect to accessibility on the Internet, particularly searching within a PDF once you have it, the acronym should be taken to mean "Pretty Damn Foul".

Many settled for that exact formation – not exactly a triumph in social dynamics, unless Mandela was having previously undocumented trouble with his short game or Macpherson had some particularly searching questions about the South African justice system.

The site found that caning was particularly searched for by Brits (a hangover from public schools past no doubt), while spanking and whipping were also desired more in the UK than in the rest of the world.

Longitudinal data was particularly searched.

The medical records were particularly searched for the presence or absence of distant metastases (M stage), the UICC tumour stage (I IV) and the number and characteristics of treatment lines.

We particularly searched for abstracts from conferences held between July 2009 and July 2012 in order to identify studies that were recently completed but were possibly not yet published as full text articles.

But Yahoo's other businesses contracted, particularly search, which is operated by Microsoft through a partnership.