"Particularly" Example Sentences
1. I enjoyed that book, particularly the witty dialogue.
2. She was not particularly fond of seafood.
3. The island was not particularly large.
4. The class was particularly challenging that semester.
5. I was not particularly pleased with the movie.
6. He was not particularly skilled at mathematics.
7. The discussion was particularly interesting.
8. The weather that day was not particularly pleasant.
9. The hotel was not particularly clean.
10. Those examples were not particularly helpful.
11. I admired her work, particularly her attention to detail.
12. The song was particularly catchy.
13. I did not find that argument particularly convincing.
14. The scenery was particularly breathtaking.
15. She was particularly skilled at playing the guitar.
16. I find history, particularly ancient history, fascinating.
17. The traffic that day was particularly congested.
18. We particularly enjoyed the dessert menu.
19. The teacher was particularly stern that day.
20. Those statistics were particularly alarming.
21. I remember that story, particularly the twist ending.
22. He was particularly impressive during the debate.
23. Those shoes were not particularly comfortable.
24. The dessert was particularly delicious.
25. The hike was not particularly strenuous.
26. Living arrangements were particularly difficult that year.
27. That issue, in particular, concerns me greatly.
28. The performance was particularly moving.
29. The meal was particularly tasty.
30. Her argument fell particularly flat that time.
31. She was particularly gifted at playing the piano.
32. I found that part, particularly, very interesting.
33. The new legislation aims to improve workplace safety,
particularly for manual laborers.
34. The professor particularly emphasized that point during the lecture.
35. The economy was particularly vulnerable at that time.
36. I particularly enjoy autumn, with its changing leaves and cooler temperatures.
37. The customer was particularly rude to the waitress.
38. The details were particularly gruesome in that story.
39. I particularly enjoy reading history books.
40. I remember that day particularly clearly.
41. The lighting in that room was particularly dim.
42. Her cheeks were particularly rosy in the cold weather.
43. This wine is particularly excellent with roast meat dishes.
44. The manager was particularly stern with the new employees.
45. The artifacts were particularly fragile and required special care.
46. The cabin was not particularly spacious.
47. Those sitcoms were never particularly funny.
48. The day's activities were particularly strenuous.
49. The proposed bill aims to improve access to health care, particularly for underserved communities.
50. That remark particularly offended me.
51. I particularly enjoy spending time in the library.
52. The experience was particularly traumatic for her.
53. The family was particularly hearty with their laughter.
54. The view was particularly amazing from the rooftop.
55. I particularly remember the smell of those freshly baked cookies.
56. The soldiers were particularly haunted by their wartime experiences.
57. The changes were not particularly noticeable at first.
58. The parrot was particularly noisy that morning.
59. The taste was particularly sweet and fragrant.
60. Their theory does not particularly interest me.
Common Phases
1. In particular
This refers to something mentioned before that is considered most important or relevant.
Example: I enjoy traveling to many places, but I have a fondness for Europe, in particular Italy.
2. Not
particularly
Used to indicate something is slightly negative to a moderate degree.
Example: The food was not
particularly tasty.
3. Rather than
particularly
Used to show a preference for one option over another.
Example: I prefer working alone rather than
particularly in groups.
4. Make a particular point to do something
To consciously and intentionally do something.
Example: I made a particular point to thank each person who helped me.
5. Take particular care/pleasure/interest in something
To pay extra attention or have a strong focus on something.
Example: The florist took particular pleasure in arranging seasonal bouquets.
6. Be
particularly good/bad at something
To excel or struggle noticeably with something.
Example: He was
particularly good at math and sciences.
7.
Particularly in the case of
Especially or notably when referring to a specific instance.
Example:
Particularly in the case of chronic illnesses, early detection is key.
8. Tend to be
particularly + adjective
Used to describe something that has a strong propensity for a certain quality.
Example: Teenagers tend to be
particularly rebellious at that age.
9. Something was
particularly + adjective
Used to indicate a strong degree of a quality.
Example: The sunset was
particularly beautiful that evening.
10. Nothing
particularly + adjective
Used to indicate there was not an especially strong degree of a quality.
Example: There was nothing
particularly interesting about the movie.