Sentence examples for some of the particularly from inspiring English sources

Here are some of the particularly egregious bits:"Labour can no longer ignore immigration"Labour really isn't doing that.

Some of the particularly questionable investment suggestions made to Mr Bamford, he says, include Brazilian teak forests, Mexican golf courses, and gold dust reclamation.

Moghadam's annotations were pointed out by Gawker in a post yesterday, in which writer Jordan Sargent identifies some of the particularly horrible comments left by the Rap Genius co-founder on the document.

Cut scenes included "some of the particularly gory scenes" and an exchange between Gwen and Jack which implied the latter performing oral sex on an alien.

The Senate bill does not include some of the particularly harsh aspects of the House legislation, including a provision that would let states end protections for people with pre-existing conditions.

Devising these for some of the particularly complex protocols is proving especially challenging.

Some of the patients, particularly children, look very ill.

Some of the dialogue, particularly in the first act, has a glib comic veneer.

Some of the works, particularly the abstract ones, have a jaunty vivacity.

"They have a lower cost structure than some of the others, particularly Ford," he said.

NASA is a candidate to pick up some of the financing, particularly the $1 million to $2 million annual cost of the planetary radar.