Sentence examples for particularly stressing from inspiring English sources

Wilson, who authored the Democratic platform himself, campaigned on the record of his previous administration, particularly stressing the fact that he had maintained a neutral foreign policy in respect to World War I, which had broken out in July 1914.

The head coach has been particularly stressing to his players France's tendency to improve as the match goes on, having been advised that 11 of Les Bleus' past 15 tries have come in the final 20 minutes of games.

It thanked the outgoing chief for the work that he had performed over the past 18 months, "particularly stressing the fact that last year had been the most successful in the company's history".

But she was quieter than most and said she had never been particularly stressed about Match Day.

We particularly stress the appeal of having a binding "leverage ratio" for the largest banks.

Bhaskara particularly stressed the importance of proving mathematical rules rather than just relying on tradition or expediency.

If I'm particularly stressed or pissed off, I'm far more likely to look at my reflection and think, "My stomach looks like I swallowed a baby".

Liberal teenagers always felt more stress than conservatives, but were particularly stressed if they could not decide for themselves whom they spent time with.

It particularly stressed the fragility of China's financial system, where the ratio of debt to GDP has soared to close to 200 per cent in recent years.

I particularly stressed the damage that would be done to the private sector — exactly contrary to what the House Republicans asserted they wanted.

And he did it without ever looking particularly stressed.Some fans ascribe Mr McIlroy's coolness on the course to his contentment in his private life.