Sentence examples for we particularly think from inspiring English sources

We particularly think it is worthwhile to build up on-going pictures so that you have a general assessment, at any point in time, of what is happening with regard to the climate, and what is happening to crops.

She added that she was "not saying that children should not learn their tables" but rather cautioning against "pressing times tables onto children in a way that we don't particularly think is necessarily helpful, and then saying that schools are failing because they are not necessarily doing the test, not necessarily all achieving the test results at the right time".

We don't particularly think of ourselves as awesome, and one of us isn't even Muslim.

"When I look at the seasons coming up, I don't particularly think we'll have a great opportunity to have really funny numbers about 'Shrek' or another 'Guys and Dolls' revival or some of the stuff that's coming out," Mr. Alessandrini said by phone before a rehearsal on Friday for "Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab," which opens on Wednesday at the 47th Street Theater.

We apparently hate sex, think hard work will actually be rewarded, and don't particularly think that a government has a duty to care for its neediest citizens.

The speedy rise of their label is not something the designers particularly think about, though.

I don't particularly think that should be a platform for closing down nursing homes".

It's just that I don't particularly think it's a great album".

: I don't particularly think this is great shakes, either.

I don't particularly think in terms of milestones.

Like many people, I don't particularly think of what's in my cleaning supplies.