Sentence examples for particularly thought of from inspiring English sources

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.

Because it is in these years that Yeats is at his most brashly uncompromising in what Foster calls his 'new passion for... conservative thought', and particularly the thought of Swift and Burke.

The thrust of Kumārila's argument can be brought out by briefly contrasting this epistemological position with what Mīmāṃsakas not unreasonably took to be the characteristically Buddhist position in this regard (with its being particularly the thought of the Buddhists Dignāga and Dharmakīrti that Mīmāṃsakas most significantly targeted with their epistemological arguments).

Another of the night's interceptions might prompt some particularly strong thoughts of "if only" or "what if" among the American squad, and particularly in the head of the coach who oversaw their tremendous display, Mike Tolkin.

The act of selling yourself isn't actually a crime here, but aiding or inducing the sale of yourself is, which makes hooking kind of tricky, especially if you're not particularly into the thought of spending your evening inside a cell.  .

Drawing particularly on the thought of Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud, critical theorists maintain that a primary goal of philosophy is to understand and to help overcome the social structures through which people are dominated and oppressed.

Nonetheless, Foucault thinks that the modern pursuit of the question of origins has provided us with a deeper sense of the ontological significance of time, particularly in the thought of Nietzsche and Heidegger, who reject Hegel's and Marx's view of the return to our origin as a redemptive fullness of being, and instead see it as a confrontation with the nothingness of our existence.

Mr. Colbert was particularly warmed by the thought of a Knicks president with an Irish name.

Particularly demoralizing is the thought of a close election, with everything depending on the final October unemployment reports.

Particularly influential was the thought of Confucius (551 479 bce), with its considerable emphasis upon deference to authority and to family elders and upon respect for ritual observances and propriety.