Sentence examples for they particularly do from inspiring English sources

They particularly do not want white male Republicans invoking religious faith to theorize about the nature of rape or whether pregnancy following such violation might be God's will.

For many converts to the AVE, there is simply no going back to flying; they particularly do not miss flight delays and the long lines at airport security checkpoints.

"The French don't like non-French taking their jobs, and they particularly don't like people who don't speak their language".

They particularly do not like to be video-taped secretly from the sky.

They particularly do not like chemotherapy, which they have determined to be "remarkably ineffective" and a treatment that "put[s] a tremendous strain on the entire health care budget".

They particularly didn't want to lose to him.

They particularly didn't like my birth certificate.

But they didn't like the way it was being done, and they particularly didn't like the new person who had come in to do it.

In an interview last year, Judy Atkinson told me that the men she worked with had "the highest level of shame of what they had done, but they particularly did not talk about what had been done to them".

In the early 1990s it tried France but found that the "Made in Korea" labels on its imported lotions and creams turned off French women and that they particularly didn't care for the skin-whitening creams popular in Asia.

There's an attitude within a lot of corporate cultures, that it's not that they want to exclude women, it's that they don't particularly do a lot to include them.