Sentence examples for remark in particular from inspiring English sources

One remark in particular stuck with me.

The last remark, in particular, was a dig in the ribs for Rosberg who then responded in kind: "It's just now interesting to hear from you Lewis, you were just thinking about yourself with the pace in front when that was compromising my race.

Perhaps this is a somewhat exaggerated, as it is almost always an unprovable, claim, illustrating also a propensity for competing with the prestige of science on something like its own terms but the last remark in particular illuminates the same author's terser formulation: "prose = words in the best order, poetry = the best words in the best order".

As Strawson's remark in particular makes clear, the formal concept at issue corresponds to the notion of a logical subject a value of a Wittgensteinian 'variable name' where a 'logical subject' is itself understood as the correlate of a semantically singular reference.

Ms. Mason remarked in particular on the sophistication of lighting now.

Those remarks in particular are thought to have incensed ministerial colleagues.

While insisting that he was not speaking personally for Mr. Ashcroft, Mr. Corallo said he was offended by Ms. Gorelick's remarks in particular.

Clinton has been lambasted for her "super-predator" remarks in particular, and her husband has struggled to fend off protesters who raised it earlier this year.

A group of Real Madrid players including Marco Asensio and Isco have a WhatsApp group where they discuss matters football, and according to Diario Gol have been remarking in particular upon Cristiano Ronaldo's selfishness and laziness.

During a news briefing Thursday afternoon, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said his understanding was that Gorsuch was not commenting on Trump's remarks in particular but saying he disapproves of attacks on the judiciary more broadly.

While the judge said that he found some of her remarks — in particular her acknowledgment that some of the accused officers were cooperating in the case — "troubling," he concluded that they "do not rise to the level where the defendants' rights to a fair trial have been violated".