Be Particularly In A Sentence

• He should here be particularly on his guard not to show the slightest resentment.
• Hence it follows that the hereditary traits must be particularly associated with the chromosomes.
• If you come to any gullies or holes where they might have fallen down be particularly careful.
• Be particularly careful not to outdo another speaker in relating your own experiences.
• The refreshing absence of obscurity common to art criticism will be particularly welcome.
• We must be particularly careful in advising the establishment of nut tree plantations.
• It is therefore in tubes of rarefied gas that this ionisation by impact will be particularly felt.
• We may be so made as to be particularly fond of lunatics or specially interested in leprosy.
• For all these reasons, we should be particularly careful in drinking well-water.
• I would also hope that a word of generall caution should not be particularly misapplied.
• If it be hard to guard any woman, it will be particularly hard to guard this one.
• The singer must be particularly careful when approaching a climax in a great work of art.
• It will be particularly watched that they purchase not a single hogshead in England.
• They raised a new Queen in the manner which will hereafter be particularly described.
• Joe, cynically, could imagine just how effective they would be, particularly at this late date.
• They seem to be particularly interested in pecans, English walnuts, and chestnuts.
• The fauna and flora of Mesa Verde should be particularly interesting to visitors.
• I quite agree with Dr. Barth, that a makara would be particularly suitable for a traveller.
• But that is one of the times when I like to be particularly perfect in my attire, Mr. Norton.
• Peg said "Humph!" and added that she did not think Mrs. Ledley would be particularly pleased.
• He who is proud of his country will be particularly cautious not to do anything which is calculated to disgrace it.
• This year it will be particularly big because it's the hundredth anniversary of the city.

• This will be particularly so in tubercular disease.
• He happened to be particularly deft.
• Graham bread should be particularly well-baked.
• He did not appear to be particularly happy at the moment.
• You seem to be particularly affectionate to-day.
• Be formal in mentioning me to her but be particularly civil.
• But she was naturally too brave to be particularly disturbed by such a fancy.
• The western part of the choir should be particularly noticed.
• Many persons should be particularly warned against the use of alcohol.
• They should be particularly careful of this when in the company of boys or men.
• The hostess should be particularly careful not to outshine her guests.
• Myra will probably be particularly nice to you if you see her to-night.
• What raw fruits are to be particularly avoided with young children?
• Betty asked impatiently, too interested to be particularly polite.
• Midas betook himself, whenever he wanted to be particularly happy.
• In your outward demeanor be particularly careful to avoid censure or reproach.
• Not that he was considered to be particularly good at Torrington school.
• The laws of health should be particularly observed in going to Africa.

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