Sentence examples for particularly stuck from inspiring English sources

One Republican talking point has particularly stuck with me.

"One thing had particularly stuck with me," he says.

(Fun fact: it's on you as the actor to improvise the funny ending!) When I'm feeling particularly stuck in a commercial scene, I always return to the script.

Throughout his life's journey, Collins says, one lesson he learned as a Bulldog has particularly stuck with him — the rallying cry "Sudden Change". Players and coaches used it to describe being ready to react with decisive purpose whenever something unexpected happened — a turnover, an interception, an injured teammate.

CHRIS POTTER -- Jazz fans are known to get serious about the virtues of really skilled musicians, and one faction is particularly stuck on Mr. Potter, the saxophonist, who has been playing with Dave Holland, Dave Douglas and Steely Dan, as well as making a string of his own records.

A couple of tracks (Jigsaw Falling Into Place and Everything In Its Right Place) particularly stuck in his head, and they became the focus for his latest work, jointly commissioned by the London Sinfonietta and the US ensemble Alarm Will Sound.

But there is something about death that is particularly sticking when it comes to witnessing it on stage.

Most injuries were due to equipment contact, particularly stick contact (35.5 %) and ball contact (14.2 %).

"When a fund loses money as this one has–high expenses particularly stick in a person's craw".

Most injuries were due to equipment contact, particularly stick contact (35.5 %) and ball contact (14.2 %), followed by player contact (18.1 %; Table 3).

And it will particularly stick if you make no efforts to prevent it from starting or sticking.