Sentence examples for particularly think of from inspiring English sources

Think of Booth Tarkington's "Magnificent Ambersons," which charts the waning fortunes of an aristocratic family in 19th-century America, and more particularly think of the movie that was made of it.

Like many people, I don't particularly think of what's in my cleaning supplies.

You don't particularly think of them as fighters," says one British character.

We don't particularly think of ourselves as awesome, and one of us isn't even Muslim.

Though he'd gotten his Equity card doing musical summer stock in the 1980s, "I never particularly thought of myself as a musical actor," he said.

I particularly thought of it when attending the recent PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, where we previewed some of our scenes from From the Rough.

I don't particularly think in terms of milestones.

But how often do we — particularly academics — think of ourselves as writers?

Of course, that in and of itself is nothing particularly new: think of the iPhone obsessives who label themselves "Apple people", the adult men who spend thousands covering themselves and their homes in Supreme.

But smaller businesses, particularly those that think of their employees as family, figure the expense is not worth it.

If You Want It" can seem naive, particularly if you think of "wanting" as a passive endeavor.