Sentence examples for particularly superb from inspiring English sources

Andrea Quinn, the evening's conductor, was particularly superb in this segment.

The collection includes particularly superb textiles from South Sumatra, Sulawesi, and Borneo, as well as rare and unique weavings that reflect the history of Indonesian designs.

Dr. Michael J. Joyner, a professor of anesthesiology and exercise research at the Mayo Clinic, agrees that older athletes, particularly superb ones, do well in endurance sports, because experience and training can offset the need for speed.

For sustenance – and particularly superb traditional cakes – head to the quaint ramshackle Lavender Barn Tea Room (Dog Farm, School Lane, +44 (0)161 941 2153) or the Swan With Two Nicks (Park Lane, Little Bollington, +44 (0)161 928 2914), a cosy pub that serves Dunham Massey Brewery beers (dunhammasseybrewing.co.uk).

That said, the main things I remember from my own childhood reading is the evocative descriptions of the Yukon and the great northern emptinesses, particularly superb passages such as the famous opening of White Fang: Dark spruce forest frowned on either side the frozen waterway.

Oscar, reportedly heading to Chelsea, was particularly superb in this respect, with a gift for finding space both to receive possession and pick out a team-mate.

All, particularly the superb Ekaterina Kondaurova and Elena Sheshina, danced with playful virtuosity, but the work badly needs more rhythmic nuance.

There are exceptions, particularly the superb black-and-white woodcuts of the German artist Georg Arndt, condensed visions of Europe in the 1930s that deploy irreducibly simple graphic forms – bowler hat, bunting, feather, boot, fist – with extraordinary flair and subtlety to warn of the coming disaster.

Elias has been superb, particularly on the power play.

Dinner itself is superb, particularly as there is no evidence of a kitchen or a chef.

The grip and balance are superb, particularly in less than perfect conditions.