Sentence examples for particularly set from inspiring English sources

Luhan particularly set her sights on Lawrence, seeing in him her ideal spokesman.

"We don't particularly set up and say, 'Let's do a brainstorming session,' like in business school or something," Federer said of Luethi and Annacone.

Nowadays, the biggest female names in music don't particularly set themselves apart from their predecessors through musical style – most of them create surprisingly traditional pop – but the way they look is a whole new world.

"Usually success is driven by fierce ambition, but I don't think Jonathan particularly set out to be a deputy state governor, then governor, then vice-president and eventually president," said Antony Goldman, head of Nigeria-focused PM Consulting.

There are worse books out there, particularly set in the Old West.

The human brain, unlike the chimpanzee brain, is particularly set up for it.

Not particularly setting any box-office records, but quietly thriving in its epic run at London's ICA cinema, The Act of Killing must surely have achieved 2013's longest run at a single venue.

The reasons for this are complex and include not only the inherent costs of (particularly) setting up and running such a system but also the continuing difficulties in achieving successful engraftment of the neoepidermis.

Having identified suboptimal care, the project explored possible remedial actions, particularly setting up recall and reminder systems.

We hope this work will shed light on the curious fate of lateral transfers from animal hosts into apicomplexans and other organisms, particularly SET-bearing chromatin modifiers and those molecules involved in epigenetic memory and immune evasion.

This is true for most charities, but particularly those set up by high-profile celebrities.