Sentence examples for you would particularly from inspiring English sources

He told the paper that he would also revive the retrograde policy of "don't ask, don't tell" in the military, because, "I don't think that in the military you would particularly want sexual behavior to be an overt issue".

"I don't see why you would particularly want to move when you have the most competitive car," the British driver told reporters after an event at the Watkins Glen circuit in upstate New York.

"The timing of the game is not one you would particularly want, a couple of weeks after the end of the season," admitted the Scotland Under-21 boss.

If you want to say you love #EDM and how it saved your life then I don't see why you would particularly need to stand up for this movement unless you felt so inclined.

If there's anything you'd particularly like to talk about, please post a suggestion in the comments below.

It doesn't help that the cast feels like they're in different movies - and none of them are movies you'd particularly want to see.

You can have your 500X with all-wheel drive in the ultimate 'Cross Plus' version for an eye-watering £25,845 if you'd particularly fancy a depreciation black hole, but Fiat expects at least 80% of UK sales to be front-drivers.

If you don't have any drawings you'd particularly like to see duel lying around your computer you can always use the games pre-existing characters, which include my beloved boss Michael Arrington, gaming legend and VC Bing Gordon, the infamous @Pud or the myriad of previously uploaded made up characters like "Barnaby Bear" and "Floppysaurus".

Like it was completely normal, but not something you'd particularly encounter everyday unless it was your thing.

Employers want to see why you would be particularly good for their vacancy as opposed to any other job going.

I can imagine why you wouldn't, particularly given the way a lot of this has been covered.