Sentence examples for particularly single out from inspiring English sources

"We weren't seeking to particularly single out hedge funds," he says.

I want to particularly single out the 1986 film "Three Amigos!," which also stars Steve Martin and Martin Short and which I happen to believe is hilarious.

The Muslim community was particularly singled out by respondents.

They particularly singled out a live performance in which he brought Kiera out for a cuddle.

The Congo and southern Nigeria can be particularly singled out, but accusations occur almost everywhere.

Business sometimes has a bad name, and marketing is particularly singled out, especially advertising.

Milton was particularly singled out as one of these dangerous new voices that had to be stopped.

It has particularly singled out organisations calling for social reform, political liberalisation, and respect for human rights and workers' rights.

Russian activist Dimitri Litvinov was particularly singled out for his dissident family history - he is the fourth generation of his family to be jailed by the Russian government.

Banks said Farage was particularly singled out by Trump for his first meeting because he was the "only foreign politician that supported him", even going out to effectively spin for him during the television debates and rallies.

In books like "High School Achievement" and "Public and Private High Schools," Coleman particularly singled out Catholic schools for their core curriculum that embodied the "common school ideal" and for the "social capital" they built by involving parents and parishioners.