Sentence examples for that's particularly good from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure we're a generation that's particularly good at confronting reality in any case, and now it looks to me as though we're the generation dealt the shittiest hand imaginable.

If you have a friend or family member that's particularly good at this, hit them up for help.

That's particularly good thing, Christine Haughney writes, for the 36-year-old left-leaning magazine, which has a circulation of just over 200,000 and a business model that is partly dependent on its readers' contributions.

The Prime Minister has warned that Corbyn is a threat to national security and economic security, while the Chancellor told the New Statesman last week: "I don't think that's particularly good for the country that you have an opposition heading off to the wilderness".

That's particularly good news for Coderwall, because its business model is tied to recruiting.

But there are some places in New England that are particularly good for a weekend of snowshoeing.

"My doctor said that this was a new design that was particularly good for young people," she recalled.

But uniting them was an inability to offset what was bad with anything that was particularly good.

This sorbet is made with the orange-fleshed melons that are particularly good at this time of year.

The Coolpix P300 is a new Nikon point-and-shoot that is particularly good for low light.

"Whether you're genetically obese or obese from a high-fat diet, you end up with a microbial community that is particularly good at extracting calories.