Sentence examples for uses particularly from inspiring English sources

The By Terry line of lipsticks uses particularly expensive pigments and manufactures only small batches, which, naturally, raises the price.

The most important Presidential responsibility of the next four years, as of the past three, is the "war on terror" — more precisely, the struggle against a brand of Islamist fundamentalist totalitarianism that uses particularly ruthless forms of terrorism as its main weapon.

He gives a neat example of how translator Anthea Bell uses particularly English idioms to translate a joke in an Asterix speech bubble; and some of us may fondly call to mind Captain Haddock's "Blistering barnacles!", transferring to a different letter the alliteration of the milliards de mille sabords in Hergé's text.

In this paper, we present a new number for the biometrics family, i.e. tongueprint, which uses particularly interesting properties of the human tongue to base a technology for noninvasive biometric assessment.

Manganese is a metal with important industrial metal alloy uses, particularly in stainless steels.

In order to sneak up on its prey, it uses particularly crafty hunting skills that include being eerily silent.

German officials used particularly strong language on Greece.

The latter are both Mannerist elements, used particularly by Michelangelo.

Muscle usage: The entire lower body musculature is used – particularly the quads, glutes and calves.

Some of the British owners that we identified used particularly complex structures.

Others are rarely used, particularly among elite players, and often for good reason.