Sentence examples for thinks particularly of from inspiring English sources

One thinks particularly of Geoffrey Whitehead's ambitious priest, with his nervous gaze and clinched, cautious speech.

One thinks particularly of the magnificent delivery of the description of Jocasta's suicide and Oedipus's self-blinding.

One thinks particularly of George Jean Nathan championing Eugene O'Neill, Eric Bentley beating the drum for Bertolt Brecht and critics like Julius Novick and Michael Smith explicating the world of Off Off Broadway.

Many of the best were set in the late nineteenth century or the early twentieth century: one thinks particularly of Peter Weir's Picnic at Hanging Rock, Fred Schepisi's The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith and Bruce Beresford's The Getting of Wisdom.

There is, though, a handful of British women in the official selection – and it is interesting to note that Cannes has, in recent years, provided a launchpad for a certain kind of British female film-maker (one thinks particularly of Andrea Arnold, whose debut feature, Red Road, and last year's Fish Tank, impressed audiences).

It makes me think particularly of Mum.

When I watched the segment, I thought particularly of new mothers and fathers.

I think particularly of Björk, as well as Dory Previn, Laura Nyro, Joanna Newsom.

"I know that they already are, I think particularly, of course, since Miss Carson's book".

Khakhar's paintings made me think particularly of the Scottish artist Stephen Campbell, whose narrative pictures are similarly big and boring.

I thought particularly of the 45,000 under-10s in the UK who are in local authority care today.