Sentence examples for told particularly from inspiring English sources

This brand of investing was made famous by the great stories that Mr. Lynch told, particularly about individual stocks.

The pressure to follow up one of the most acclaimed recordings of the 20th century told particularly on Yorke's fragile psyche.

Binge-viewing, empowered by DVD box sets and Netflix subscriptions, has become such a popular way for Americans to watch TV that it is beginning to influence the ways the stories are told — particularly one-hour dramas — and how they are distributed.

People were shocked by the nurses' readiness to trust the authority of the doctor, but other, similar experiments have shown that most of us are all too ready to accept what we're told, particularly if there's a suggestion that the advice came from an expert.

Whether or not there were any hidden strings pulled to give Mr. Rogers the final word, as Mr. Maxwell claims, the dispute underscores an intense competition under way to shape the way that history is told, particularly regarding the United States involvement in Chile, as more and more documents touching on Mr. Kissinger's legacy are released.

We are also told, particularly in the north Asian examples, how major changes in the state (to socialism then to post-socialism) differentially affected, sometimes radically, herders' property regimes and indeed their economic well-being.

The dearth of official and internationally comparable data is telling, particularly in the European Union, a bloc that meticulously tracks anything from traffic accidents to the number of manure storage facilities across its 27 countries.

But for those who have no intention of picking up the book, it's a welcome reminder that while every picture tells a story, some pictures tell particularly good stories.

Ted Frank, the director of the Legal Center for the Public Interest at the American Enterprise Institute, said the fact that some personal injury lawyers were willing to pay $60 a click was telling, particularly given that relatively few of those clicks would bring in actual business.

The moment when Talisa had to warn him not to kiss her and insult the Freys still further was telling, particularly when contrasted with Roose Bolton's cynical admission that he picked the fattest wife to gain the biggest dowry.

Let's deal with this when we know the details but the chat between the two (literally) disenfranchised ex-owners was rather telling – particularly Cooper's introspection and Roger's growing contempt for the leapfrogging Don.