Sentence examples for particularly trying to from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The Obama White House wanted to put them on trial in regular civilian courthouses, particularly trying to use the courthouse in New York.

The president has sought to deflect the blame for the family separation, particularly trying to pin it on Democrats for not passing an immigration bill.

There have been migrants particularly trying to get into the Eurotunnel and onto the trains before that security fencing is going up.

States who don't carry out their responsibilities, states that particularly try to rebel will be treated this way, and their number will increase as time passes.

(1) By mentioning that you particularly try to stay "logical," this implies that you tend to remain calm, cool, and collected under pressure, instead of panicking and losing your sense of direction.

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.

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.

Percy: Have you been given any advice over the years that you particularly try to apply?