Sentence examples for with the particularly from inspiring English sources

The NBA, for years now, has branded itself with the particularly corny catchphrase: Where Amazing Happens.

It will come as an enormous shock to absolutely no one that a fashion column has no truck with the particularly tedious phrase "first-world problems".

It also lacks a palpable friction between the two main characters, along with the particularly compelling personality that Jerry brings to "Zoo Story".

No specifics, however, were given as to exactly what media, communications and fashion had to do with the particularly cheerful palette.

With the particularly cold weather, city police officers as well as social workers were operating at a "heightened level of intervention" regarding the homeless, said the city's commissioner of the homeless services, Martin Osterreich.

The three concluding chapters deal first with the particularly pretentious kind of nonsense talked by New Labour, and then with globalisation and the bubble economy of recent years.Mr Wheen is an accomplished stylist and his writing leaps off the page.

But Bahrain enjoys a particularly cosy relationship with the west, particularly the US and UK.

Her mother was infatuated with the arts, particularly the theater.

The manufacturer of Marlboro, Philip Morris, took issue with the research, particularly with the assertion that taxes should be raised.

The Natural History Museum, on the other hand, ranks with the finest, particularly the display of dinosaur bones.

"The sound of the saxophone with the orchestra, particularly with the string orchestra, is just magical," Mr. Adams said.