Sentence examples for particularly trying from inspiring English sources

Mary Timony had had a particularly trying night.

Casting real twins was a particularly trying task.

"I'm particularly trying to preserve the Indian culture," she said.

"I wasn't really particularly trying to mend a bridge.

Hell, as Sartre pointed out after a particularly trying evening at the theatre, is other people.

I don't see that the world is particularly trying to keep Gregory Chudnovsky alive.

But particularly, try the columns, where she's probably at her best as a writer: sharp, playful, perceptive and sometimes deceptively angry.

Dr. Wiersma said that officials had particularly tried to reduce the potential impact of the virus on the state's elderly residents, the group most vulnerable to becoming ill if infected with the virus.

He can name every American president since 1900 in order and the year of their inauguration and exit and provide salient details about most -- all as a matter of course, not because he particularly tries.

Both have also remained thin for most of their lives, although in Audry's case not because she particularly tried: to this day, she opens up every sandwich she is served and slathers it with an additional layer of butter.

Many people, parents particularly, try to reduce the sugar preference of their children by reducing their children's intake of sweets, especially in infants and very young children.