Sentence examples for particularly strong that from inspiring English sources

Curtiz saves the day with strikingly geometric compositions (the last two shots are particularly strong) that pay homage to Lang, Murnau and the other figures of the Weimar cinema — a cinema already, if unknowingly, fading into the twilight as this film was made.

From that, we found several genes, and one that is particularly strong, that express a protein that can save yeast cells from the Parkinson's gene.

I don't think the evidence is particularly strong that time is specifically encoded in the striatum in the way proposed.

I think the art schools were particularly strong at that period, and a group of young artists were particularly strong at that point.

Was there an article that had a particularly strong message, that gave you a fresh perspective or that you found especially useful professionally?

particularly strong at home, and that's the second point we've picked up here," said Wright.

In the report, they state confidently that commodities speculation produced "particularly strong results" (that's a cool $5bn in profits by the way) for the bank in 2009.

Although the tritone was less intolerable by that time than it was to medieval ears, it was still considered a particularly strong dissonance that demanded resolution.

The institute's researchers specifically noted that such students' "familial and social ties to home are particularly strong," and that university administrators sometimes described white students as "better prepared academically and financially for college".

Dell has not been particularly strong in that segment, hurting its profits.

Yet in the wake of a slew of poor economic data in recent weeks, Biswas said there were "no particularly strong fundamentals that would support any recovery in the stock market".