Sentence examples for particularly to a from inspiring English sources

This makes a tempting rationale, particularly to a president who worships decisiveness.

He believes this applies particularly to a certain kind of middle-class liberal instinct which, crucially, he shares.

Relief printing lends itself particularly to a bold conception of design, expressed more in areas than lines.

In Scotland the word refers particularly to a member of the bar of Scotland, the Faculty of Advocates.

So at first it all seems relatively gentle, particularly to a Brit used to the annual tussle with seasonally adjusted depression.

Kid Rock aims not for innovation but for populist appeal, particularly to a swath of Middle America that stretches from his Michigan hometown to Lynyrd Skynyrd's Alabama.

Showtime's president for programming, Jerry Offsay, is betting that this escapist concept is timeless in its appeal, particularly to a male audience.

At such a low price, he said, the company is an attractive takeover target, particularly to a company looking for a strong distribution base.

But during the release of Cocaine Unwrapped, we had an interesting insight into how you can break through – and particularly to a younger audience.

America's obsessive relationship with firearms is familiar to me; I know the intoxicating sense of power that a gun bestows, particularly to a young man.

It pointed particularly to a separate set of web logs, obtained by New York magazine and published simultaneously by the Guardian.