Sentence examples for turned particularly from inspiring English sources

Their last meeting, in September, turned particularly acrimonious.

Here he turned particularly to Plautus's farcical play called the Menaechmi (Twins).

Things turned particularly nasty when they were joined by far-right football supporters from nearby Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second city.

Occasionally, tornadoes have turned particularly deadly and destructive, as with the May 2011 storm that devastated the city of Joplin.

The plan to turn the Maracana stadium and the area around it into a shopping and entertainment hub has turned particularly ugly.

At one point, the mood turned particularly heated when Mr. Cain's bodyguard touched a female reporter to try to move her out of the candidate's path.

There aren't many other places to turn, particularly where it costs nothing but your time.

For years, investors have been trained to believe that whenever the financial markets turn particularly stormy, Alan Greenspan can be counted on to calm the seas.

Yes, the economic screw needs turning, particularly on fiscal policy, but the IMF may be turning it too far.Unseen handsOne explanation for this is that there are unseen hands on the screwdriver.

Recent demonstrations in the previously loyal middle-class district of Mezze in Damascus suggest the tide of public support may yet turn, particularly if the economy continues to decline under the weight of sanctions and unrest.

Automakers try to limit how sharply a vehicle can turn, particularly if it has a high center of gravity as most sport utility vehicles do, so as to limit the risk that it will roll over.