Sentence examples for particularly theirs from inspiring English sources

Her sadness, and particularly theirs, are tenderly portrayed.

The Vietnamese thought the war to be in America's interest, not particularly theirs.

It was bad policy, the Dursts argued, for government to subsidize four planned office buildings in Times Square that would compete with privately built towers along Avenue of the Americas, particularly theirs.

Particularly if theirs is to do with sex.

Holocaust survivors argue that at least part of the treasure is rightfully theirs, particularly since much of it appears to have been taken from the families of 9,000 Jews who were later rounded up on Dr. Merten's orders to work at Nazi labor camps in Greece.

Very iffy once you're talking about somewhere the size of a city; but it does exist and Sheffielders have been particularly quick to cite theirs.

One of my most illuminating questions is: "What's your strategy for keeping up-to-date with the Cambrian explosion of technical frameworks, languages, databases, templating systems, and so forth?" Everyone has a strategy — but nobody seems to feel that theirs is particularly good.

The protesters claim that theirs was a particularly benign version of civil disobedience.

Amid the country's general poverty and hardship, theirs was a particularly mean existence, but for Gasore it was not such a big change.

Indeed, America's love affair with pets continues and, with a booming economy, Long Islanders are particularly well poised to indulge theirs.

But her interest in the magazine never died: she read every issue until failing eyesight made that impossible, and made a point of letting writers — and not just her own writers — know when she particularly liked a piece of theirs.