Sentence examples for rather particularly from inspiring English sources

I quite like the way he's pacing his innings, even if – or rather, particularly because – it has no obvious rationale.

"By and large we have all been a lot more careful, or rather particularly careful, to make sure everything we say and write can be justified by scientific findings," he said.

The navy appealed for imaginative rather than particularly patriotic reasons.

But the worldview presented here is rather antediluvian, particularly in its depiction of gender relations.

The songs that remain are rather wonderful, particularly the soaring "Big Brother" and the plaintively haunting "We Are the Dead".

Rather, judging, particularly appellate judging, is not a science, and certainly not a baseball game, but an art.

In fact the weather was rather mild, particularly for Washington, DC, in the usually sweltering month of August.

Of the principals, flautist Matthew Featherstone deserves special mention, while mezzo Jennifer Johnston and soprano Susan Gritton were committed rather than particularly moving soloists.

But like Call the Midwife, which precedes it in the BBC1 schedules, the Casual Vacancy feels well-done, rather than particularly exciting viewing.

And Ms. Rojo seems little surprised when the prince (an ardent Johan Kobborg) wakes her from her hundred-year sleep, calmly accepting his love rather than particularly smitten.

But the reader may feel that the pianist's personal life is rather neglected, particularly since Evans was one of jazz's most notorious and pathetic drug casualties.