Sentence examples for speaking particularly from inspiring English sources

He is speaking particularly about proper names.

In his speech on the San Bernardino shootings, President Obama seemed to be speaking particularly to the Republican Presidential candidates.

Utterly unlike any person I had come across, he seemed a sympathetic voice and - a characteristic of books read when young - seemed to be speaking particularly to me.

"So many of us are always going to be thinking there was a little crookedness that went on down there in Florida," said Ms. Brown, speaking particularly of the skepticism of her fellow blacks.

I'm speaking particularly about Riojas labeled crianza, a designation for wines that have spent at least 12 months in oak barrels and are not released until they are three years old.

However, if he had to admit that there was anything that unified the novels it would be the eschewal of the usual narrative mechanisms of character and plot: "They are all consciously literary in a sense," he says, speaking particularly about his impetus for writing the earlier novels.

So I often will not speak, particularly in creative meetings, until everybody has spoken.

Is there an intention in this story to speak particularly about Chile and its complex situation?

He speaks particularly of the English excavations of the Sumerian, & al-'Ubaid civilizations at Ur.

Wherever Spanish is spoken, particularly around the Caribbean, Chayanne is a major pop star.

But the right to publish is quite different from the right to speak, particularly on a platform like the Web.