Examples of 'particularly want' in a sentence

Particularly want implies a specific desire or preference for something. It suggests a strong inclination or specific need for a particular thing or outcome, emphasizing the importance or significance of the desired item or goal

I did not particularly want to have to say this.

An unsought good is something a consumer does not particularly want.

I do not particularly want to go back there myself.

Looking back is something they do not particularly want to do.

I do not particularly want to see the game.

Guys saddled with jobs they do not particularly want.

I particularly want to speak about doctors in training.

I really did not particularly want to make love.

I particularly want to talk about your father.

Such as telling you i did not particularly want to paint eben.

I do not particularly want the press to like us.

The alcohol industry did not particularly want more control.

I would particularly want to see that that.

But we can agree upon aspects that we particularly want to emphasise.

I did not particularly want you to come here.

See also

particularly vulnerable groups

particularly vulnerable to climate change

particularly water

particularly weak

Pete already had a son and did not particularly want any more.

I do not particularly want to talk to either of you.

There is one problem that I particularly want to highlight.

I particularly want to regain my ranking and my position.

And she does not particularly want to make friends.

I particularly want to welcome the new senators in your midst.

The management also does not particularly want to obtain certification.

I particularly want to talk about good music.

I do not actually particularly want to.

We do not particularly want our involvement in this advertised.

Or eating things that I do not particularly want to eat.

I do not particularly want to get to know her.

I dont know thats a future I would particularly want.

But i do not particularly want to get married.

This is the aspect of productivity bargaining that I particularly want to stress.

He did not particularly want to continue this conversation.

There is a little matter on which I particularly want your advice.

I did not particularly want to meet with him.

There is nothing else I particularly want.

I do not particularly want to talk about it.

They believe in it, but they do not particularly want to.

I do not particularly want to talk to you.

An impossible crime that you particularly want to solve?

I do not particularly want to get used to it.

I did not know what had happened, and i did not particularly want.

I did not particularly want to see her.

Could sing alone all day long, but does not particularly want to.

I do not particularly want to be like you.

I have been putting off going somewhere I do not particularly want to go, you see.

I particularly want to comment on two points.

Did not even particularly want it.

We particularly want to keep an eye on the simplification side.

Nor does it particularly want to.

I particularly want my guest to meet you.

Those are the chaps I particularly want to visit.

Examples of using Particularly

This is particularly true for landlocked countries

Venture capital funds are particularly significant here

Buses are particularly important to communities in rural areas

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Examples of using Want

I want a plane with five hours of fuel

She does not want to open her door

I want you to play that for him

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