Sentence examples for particularly understand from inspiring English sources

"I don't particularly understand that mentality.

The second tier consisted of free-market Republicans who didn't particularly understand the oil-and-gas industry but who generally supported ExxonMobil's positions.

"Hanging" is something young people particularly understand; indeed, the attempt of Godard's imitators to capture the mystique of that (non)activity onscreen may be one of the film's most enduring legacies, for better or worse.

The fact is that I get attracted to different kinds of stories and as it turns out, often these stories are not what we particularly understand in the mainstream.

Existing investigative agencies, he added, "didn't particularly understand the mental health system, so they tended to write these very sensationalist reports that weren't particularly helpful in terms of, how do you fix this problem".

The analysis reported in this paper has helped us to particularly understand why such pacts acquired specific territorial configurations rather than others, even to the extent of drawing borders different from institutionally established administrative boundaries.

The Sun, particularly, understands populist issues, and it will be a long time before the politicians can ignore that.

He particularly understood the needs of American women and offered them the ready-to-wear look of sportswear.

I don't have a sense that he's particularly understood as a performer, especially since he started making his "family" movies.

Malpass particularly understands monetary policy.

One reader told the Daily Record he had Asperger syndrome along the autism spectrum and particularly understood Thomas Goodall's situation and therefore appreciated how the video from Capaldi was meaningful.