Sentence examples for as particularly close to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Galateri is seen as particularly close to Umberto Agnelli, the younger brother of Gianni Agnelli, the family's ailing patriarch.

Many criticisms have centered on the panel's president, Farouk Sultan, who is seen as particularly close to the former government.

Siddhi said he had higher hopes for deputy Commander Prayuth, widely expected to replace Anupong in October and seen as particularly close to the Queen.

The choices are clear even if neither candidate is perceived as particularly close to the more centrist views of most American voters.

Members of the ISI's shadowy S wing — which directs operations outside of Pakistan and helped create the Taliban — were seen as particularly close to militants.

Under Mr. Spitzer, for example, there is no clique of lobbyists that is perceived as particularly close to the administration, or whose help is prerequisite to getting action on a bill or administrative decision.

Mr. Halid is seen as being particularly close to the family of Aburizal Bakrie, the billionaire chairman of Golkar.

They include the interior minister, Rehman Malik, who is perceived as being particularly close to the Americans; the defense minister, Ahmad Mukhtar and Mr. Zardarii's chief of staff, Salman Farooki, said Babar Sattar, a lawyer and expert on the amnesty.

As archbishop of Buenos Aires, then-Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was particularly close to the cartoneros; as pope he has maintained his support for their plight.

Nina Patkai, founder of StayInTech, tells me that the relative lack of women in posts such as engineering is a subject particularly close to home.

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