Sentence examples for particularly talk from inspiring English sources

"I have private relationships with some Liberal Democrats that I'm not going to particularly talk about.

Neither – films such as Traitor and particularly Talk to Me prove Cheadle remains an insanely watchable actor – but a weariness suggests itself: "I think the more I become involved in the other aspects of film-making," he says, "the more enamoured I find I am with not being in front of the camera.

I'd particularly talk to people who have been in your situation.

"We didn't particularly talk about the game, but after training we mentioned it and just said about the importance of it and what we were doing".

"Particularly talking about my work.

Bennett's mother had "an unerring grasp of inessentials", and his plays, particularly Talking Heads, resonate with comic non sequiturs.

I'm particularly talking about areas like the Latrobe Valley in Victoria and the Hunter Valley and the Illawarra here in NSW.

Mr. Weizman left Mr. Begin's government in 1980, dissatisfied with what he considered the slow pace of peace efforts, particularly talks on planned Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Several other members of the Kenyan team have faster times than Farah, including Simon Cheprot, Edwin Kiptoo and Bedan Karoki, the last of whom is being particularly talked up by those close to the team.

All of this may be asking a lot of a gentle giant of a player — he stands 6 feet 4 inches and weighs 255 pounds — who was taken in the seventh round of the 2007 draft and was not particularly talked up as he worked his way up through the minor leagues.

But starting next month, a suburban Chicago high school will join others around the country in updating its drivers' ed program with new simulators, featuring 3-D interactive technology that teaches teenagers far more modern dangers of driving — particularly talking on cellphones and texting behind the wheel.