Sentence examples for particularly thought that from inspiring English sources

He particularly thought that the season finale had never been matched in the entire franchise.

GamesRadar particularly thought that there would be an eventual connection between the two of them and Sora.

By offering him positions in the party, Lange particularly thought that Gjems-Onstad could help develop the party politically and organisationally.

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

She doesn't particularly think that men and women have a different style of humour, as the play suggests, "but the cataloguing jokes thing is a male ritual.

We apparently hate sex, think hard work will actually be rewarded, and don't particularly think that a government has a duty to care for its neediest citizens.

Not that I particularly think that SNL was being "unfair" to Pence, whose homophobia is pretty well established, but portraying him as a closet case is a lazy cheap shot that doesn't line up with reality.

"Of course parents, particularly fathers, think that's going to happen at around age 34".

Many in continental Europe, particularly in France, think that is no bad thing.

They particularly thought it important that the provider adhered to confidentiality principles, and observed that failure to do so would serve as a serious deterrent to help-seeking, which is consistent with previous research using a community sample of young people [ 32, 34, 43].

"Because they do not seem to be attacking it at particularly high levels, I think that helps explain why this moth has been so successful and why it spreads and establishes so quickly".