Sentence examples for particularly thought from inspiring English sources

"No, I've never particularly thought about it".

Democrats and independents particularly thought this was true.

Linda Metzke, St. Johnsbury, Vt.: I so enjoy your columns, and today's was particularly thought provoking.

I loved hearing the talks by the keynote speakers, and the panels on mass surveillance and the Internet of Things were particularly thought provoking for me.

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.

When I was in the archive reading the minutes of the Pelican and other Corpus clubs, I thought of a lot of not dissimilar Princeton faculty and societies, and I particularly thought of Jeff Nunokawa at Rocky College, who was a formative influence upon me and who, much like Sidgwick, has made an art of meeting students where they are socially and emotionally.

"I didn't particularly think that was necessarily something that should be pursued aggressively.

The speedy rise of their label is not something the designers particularly think about, though.

I don't particularly think that should be a platform for closing down nursing homes".

It's just that I don't particularly think it's a great album".

"I don't particularly think this is inspiring," she said with withering scorn, as she entered the dimly lighted galleries of the Egyptian wing.