Sentence examples for are particularly dear from inspiring English sources

But his one-of-a-kind abodes across West Africa are particularly dear.

Officers Yan and Timoshenko were stationed in the hospital's home precinct, the 71st, whose members are particularly dear to the staff.

At the same time, the Governor's deepest cuts were made in programs that are particularly dear to Democrats, like child care, legal aid to the poor and school construction.

But we realized when it comes down to it, the main sources for drama and intrigue on Downton come from two places that are particularly dear to us: the bustling, hot, crowded downstairs kitchen, and the elegant, crystalline dining room upstairs.

This last is particularly dear to Rogers's heart.

One square-rigger that is particularly dear to many Americans is the full-rigged ship, Danmark, berthed at Pier 15 at the South Street Seaport.

The latter is particularly dear to her heart: she trained at the New York School of American Ballet but abandoned a dance career once Broadway beckoned.

Aciman cites Madame de Lafayette's "Princesse de Clèves," which was particularly dear to him; in it, a woman who wishes to regain her lover doesn't merely feign indifference, but feigns an effort to mask her feigned indifference.

Amid the flood of numbers that cross a Congressional representative's desk these days, one is particularly dear to New York's 31 House members, as it means nothing less than political survival: 654,361.

The Banshee story is particularly dear to me.

I'm also involved with an organization that is particularly dear to the entire Giants family and me.