Sentence examples for this as particularly from inspiring English sources

Benson describes this as particularly striking: "Bond is particularly brutal in achieving his goal .

– Val "I think it's the one that sticks in your mind [cancer]." – Helen However, when asked about cancer screening in the UK, nobody identified this as particularly important for themselves because they take anti-TNF.

Children described this as particularly valuable as it recognised the structural challenges to adherence children faced as opposed to the idealised advice that they often received from the clinic.

I don't really see this book as particularly commercial.

At the same time, I don't see this anger as particularly justified.

"I regard this case as particularly serious because it took place at a high level".

We think of this phenomenon as particularly true of wealthy "first world" countries like the United States.

Here are a few that struck this columnist as particularly interesting.Reworking an old theme, Mr Penn thinks that "archery moms" are a promising, ahem, target for business.

It wasn't that his subject didn't interest him anymore; in fact, he recalls this time as particularly dynamic and exciting in biochemistry.

Maybe the problem is men... My husband doesn't see this list as particularly "female".

Syed sees this work as particularly important in a current political climate that sometimes disparages non-citizens.