Sentence examples for particularly took from inspiring English sources

"During its deliberations in Berlin, the governing board members particularly took into consideration the para-athletes who could be affected by the final decision.

The Maryknoll sisters who were killed in El Salvador particularly took this to heart, rushing there when Sister Madeline sent out a call for help.

What he particularly took issue with was medicine's need to explain away the integrity of pathologies – whether we think of them as mental or physical – to our sense of ourselves, by reason of their ability to cure us of them.

The brief, written by a lawyer from a Manhattan firm and a lawyer from the University of Michigan Law School but read and approved by all the social scientists, particularly took issue with the government's inclusion, in its brief, of materials from advocacy groups that favor the death penalty.

In the latest instalment of Journalists Mining Gordon's Memoir for Quotes, the Sonic Youth bassist has now made headlines with her statements regarding pouty pop singer Lana del Rey. Gordon particularly took issue with Del Rey's Ride music video, alluding to scenes in which her character appears to be "sleeping with gross old men or getting gang raped by bikers".

"Graham particularly took it hard.

He was particularly taken by the geography.

I was particularly taken with the specials.

Smith wasn't particularly taken with Three Imaginary Boys.

Mr. Mitchell was particularly taken with the walrus.

She was particularly taken with acting out pantomimes and taking part in madrigals.