Sentence examples for what seems particularly from inspiring English sources

What seems particularly hard is to get books like Julia's taken as a legitimate and thoughtful part of the general media chat about children, childhood, parenting and development.

But what seems particularly odd is that Mr. O'Neill brings to government a history of personal rectitude and sensitivity to matters of ethics and appearance.

"What seems particularly important to me at the moment is an increased police presence in public spaces," De Maiziere told a news conference in Berlin.

What seems particularly perverse is that the end of O'Malley's run dovetails with a trend for the Poindexter look in men's fashion.

What seems particularly dismaying to those hawkish critics is that Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney vowed in last year's campaign to restore troop morale and replace aging weapons systems, repeatedly proclaiming "help is on the way" to pro-military audiences across the country.

What seems particularly innovative is the formation of social networking platforms in Medpedia.

What seemed particularly to aggrieve conference officials, and some coaches, was that Krikorian had left his players at home instead of simply resting them on the bench.

What seemed particularly telling, though, said Mr. Aronwald, the former prosecutor, was that the government tried unsuccessfully on Monday to introduce evidence about Albert Pirro's supposed familiarity with tax law, dating back to publications and courses from his law school days, almost 30 years ago.

In Stamm's portrait, a scenario that could have been half-baked captures what seems a particularly Nordic view of adult life: austere pragmatism mixed with mordant wit.

What seems like a particularly American event was really part of a much larger, and much more significant, historical trend.

But what seems to have particularly inflamed the Canadian public is the construction of a large wading pool in Toronto surrounded by walls of canoes and featuring a dock with Muskoka chairs, a video screen and recorded bird song.