Sentence examples for agrees particularly from inspiring English sources

Willis agrees: "Particularly when I came here, musicians were treated almost nobly.

Independent Tasmanian MP Andrew Wilkie agrees – particularly after Julia Gillard failed to honour their deal on poker machine reforms.

Quinn agrees, particularly since the harbor gulls appear healthy.

One of the proposed models agrees particularly well with the experimental results but there are also a few sources of discrepancy, such as shape distortions in the textile architecture.

In fact, becoming a scientist generally "is not a good investment" for young Americans, Stephan agrees, "particularly if you think the probability of getting funding so you can be an independent researcher to do the things you want to do is so low".

Almost everyone in America agrees, particularly under current economic circumstances, that we cannot afford full-scale engagement in conflicts abroad unless they are in our direct national or humanitarian interests.

But that hasn't usually been enough, in the past, for politicians to agree, particularly when it comes to guns.

Obama may have sounded somehow more reluctant than Cameron and Sarkozy to force Muammar el-Qaddafi out of Tripoli, but they all agree — particularly Dmitri Medvedev — on the need to stick to double-standards when it comes to Bashar al-Assad.

The captain and the coach must always work together and always be seen to agree, particularly under pressure, because there's nothing worse than sitting in that changing room and not knowing who's in charge.

Since a preliminary framework accord was announced in Lausanne earlier this month, different interpretations have emerged on what exactly had been agreed, particularly when it came to the timing of sanctions relief.

To galvanize his party, and to pull back many of the Independents who lean their way, Mr. Gore needs to draw sharp contrasts with the Republicans, many Democratic strategists agree, particularly on basic issues like tax cuts and health care.