Sentence examples for particularly thinking about from inspiring English sources

"When I do a performance like this, I'm not particularly thinking about Phaedra the character.

This bears thinking about, particularly given the view, popular in protein science circles that early enzymes were promiscuous (both in their substrate specificity and enzymatic reactions).

Worth thinking about, indeed.

There is something in there to remember, particularly when thinking about women in politics.

It is really important to speak to people about their locality, particularly when thinking about economy," she said.

The clearer the message – lowering the price – the better chance of it trickling down to young people, particularly those thinking about A-level choices and GCSEs.

One can, again, see the argument here — particularly when thinking about how medical technology can extend life in a twilit way — and yet one resists the idea that this moment is so different.

As a scientist interested in careers, I found the book insightful and an important resource for young career women, particularly those thinking about both pursuing an academic career and starting a family.

This still has value, particularly when thinking about the financial world's reliance on the quarter system, but it makes it hard to use for week-to-week agricultural predictions.

Their review suggests that the arMFC is involved particularly in thinking about mental states and intentions of self and others.

Unless you spent the evening reading along to her lyric sheets, it didn't particularly leave you thinking about the aftermath of an abusive relationship, a theme underlined by "Rated R," her recent album.