Sentence examples for particularly wish from inspiring English sources

Obviously there are millions of people in this region who don't particularly wish well for us.

This was indeed regarded as intrusive since women might not particularly wish their husbands to have details of their income.

"I didn't really particularly wish to be significant," Coward said on the television program "Omnibus" in 1969, the year he turned 70.

When asked by Mr. Bentsen how he would square his warnings about higher interest rates and slower economic growth caused by budget deficits with his unwillingness to rethink the tax cut, Mr. Greenspan said he did not "particularly wish to focus on any specific part of the budget".

"I particularly wish we could dispel the notion that the possibility a story will be a candidate for the front page confers the license — or even the mandate — to add a few hundred words," he said in his memo to the newsroom.

We particularly wish to focus our modelling efforts for V and IV on behavioural research, and depart from the rational view and assumptions on human.

Augustus particularly wished to conciliate the senatorial class, without whose cooperation civilian government was impossible.

Darius particularly wished to be remembered as the great lawgiver, and law reform was one of the cornerstones in his program for reorganizing the empire.

She particularly wishes to avoid having to rely for a majority on the opposition Social Democrats and Greens, which would be a blow to her authority.

Perhaps those Dave particularly wishes to target as the agents of social breakdown are not only not married – but more significantly – not in work?

Not that the West particularly wishes to lose this one, which provides a buffer against more troublesome nations beyond, in the rather arbitrary division of the world's greatest landmass that Europeans have decreed should be called Asia.