Sentence examples for what has particularly from inspiring English sources

"What has particularly bothered me is the humiliation of the country".

What has particularly rankled many residents and local officials, though, is how the alert was handled and how the public, in their opinion, was not properly notified.

Hard as it has been to witness that deterioration, however, what has particularly saddened Thurmond's friends and admirers has been a series of embarrassing revelations and denials involving his second wife, Nancy.

He argues that what has particularly angered the young is David Cameron and Nick Clegg's insistence that the cuts are necessary to prevent heaping debt on to the next generation.

What has particularly fascinated the art world is that the scores of paintings and drawings successfully presented as newly discovered works by some of the 20th century's greatest artists were actually produced by a single man: an immigrant from China who painted out of his home and garage in Woodhaven, Queens.

What had particularly interested Mr Pritzker about the Los Angeles hotel was that it was the first decent one he had come across at an airport.

But what has been particularly uncharacteristic has been the number of turnovers.

"What has been particularly heartening has been the reaction to the news," crowed the Daily Mirror.

What has him particularly angry, he said, is that no one reported it to him or the police until five days after the party.

But what has been particularly uplifting about the Florida standoff is how much the two candidates have agreed upon as the election returns, like a yo-yo, or perhaps a questionable meal, have kept right on returning.

Since releasing the film, what has been particularly surprising is how vehement the retaliation has been against survivors, activists, researchers, journalists and film-makers who speak out about the problem.