Sentence examples for reserved particularly from inspiring English sources

He reserved particularly hostile rhetoric for critical or academic theories with which he disagreed, especially the view that Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? was a disguised depiction of a gay relationship.

While there was an outpouring of sympathy and support for many of the photo hacking victims, it was noted at the time that there was a nasty streak of venom reserved particularly for Kardashian.

The president has been heard to refer to his young aide as "Barty," "Bart," "Danny Boy," "Captain Dan" and "Dan the Man". Bartlett can also be reserved, particularly with those he doesn't know, and a deadly serious defender of Bush's honor.

Since these words were written, there have been murderous wars almost too numerous to count, wars in which the Germans -- for whom Goethe reserved a particularly honorable role in the coming Weltliteratur -- have played a particularly terrible part.

He reserved some particularly harsh rhetoric for the United States, blaming it for complicity in all of Israel's actions.

Bayley said the reserved areas, particularly the Tarkine, an area of cool-climate "Gondwanaland rainforest", contributed more to the local economy as tourist attractions than they would as logging coups.

The explosion happened at "special projects" building 236, a smaller facility with laboratories reserved for particularly hazardous research.

The poorest people, and poorest countries are likely to be most affected by the impacts of climate change, so GCF also aims for a floor of fifty percent of the adaptation allocation to be reserved for particularly vulnerable countries, including Least Developed Countries, Small Island Developing States and African states.

It is also one of the best uses of the word purchase I've ever heard – a word normally reserved for particularly stubborn jars of Chicken Tonight, which takes on new levels of sincerity when used in reference to some spinning planets on the Crystal Maze.

Some of the same guilds declined at both reserves, particularly insectivores and ground/understory nesters.

Canada also has vast coal reserves, particularly in the western provinces (except Manitoba) and in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.