Sentence examples for she has particularly from inspiring English sources

She has particularly empowered-looking yoga arms.

She has particularly fine support from Sharon D Clarke as her shrewder sibling.

(She has particularly nasty things to say about the men in straight porn, who she believes are selected for their unattractiveness so they won't threaten male viewers).

She has particularly high hopes for print-on-demand technology, because it enables publishers to profitably publish low-selling new and old titles with narrow readerships, and it obviates the risk of holding inventory.

In designing a collection for that venerable British brand Barbour, Freud has instigated a coming together of two great dynasties – she is the daughter of the painter Lucien Freud who, in turn, was the grandson of Sigmund Freud – but it's not something that she has particularly considered.

In science, researchers try to do as many experiments as they can to ensure they have not got a freakish result - or in Ruth's case - that she has particularly clever snails.

An aide said she had particularly enjoyed events with Booker and Perez.

But she had particularly asked whether she might present her articles in such a way.

When she testified before Congress in January, she told Mr. Kelly, she had particularly enjoyed the opportunity to take her daily run among the city's monuments.

She said that she and Mr. Logan were friends and that she had particularly admired his script for "Coriolanus," the coming film adaptation directed by a mutual friend of theirs, Ralph Fiennes.

They say she had terrific gut instincts when it came to the news; she had particularly keen instincts on Washington stories and the way political stories were likely to play out over time.