Sentence examples for which is particularly special from inspiring English sources

It may be that there's one line which is particularly special".

Some of Metamorphosis becomes especially chilling, for instance, when you read a letter he wrote to his sister, attempting to persuade her to send her 10-year-old son to boarding school to save him from "the special mentality which is particularly virulent among wealthy Prague Jews and which can not be kept away from children … this petty, dirty, sly mentality".

In this special case (which is particularly easy to evaluate), pMix  =  50/ nTSS(g nTSS)).

I don't feel that the industry in which I work – hardware 3D graphics – is particularly special in this regard.

"That was special and this is particularly special," he said.

But none of that is particularly special.

This week's episode is particularly special, as we're joined by Engadget's Brian Heater.

For example, they are stored in sebokerotinocytes, special avian cells of the integument, which are particularly efficient in regulating intracellular carotenoid concentration (Vanhoutteghem et al. 2004).

Neither of which are particularly appealing.

That issue, which featured Super Mario Bros. 3, was particularly special.

The games have not been particularly special.