Sentence examples for particular believed that from inspiring English sources
Women in particular believed that they were trapped in someone else's pornographic fantasy in bed.
After the midterm elections, Mr. Obama's political advisers drew the lesson that the public — and independent voters in particular — believed that government spending had spun out of control.
Copland and Thomson in particular believed that composers should be in charge of their own affairs; that they should run the publishing houses, control commissions, set up professional alliances, become newspaper critics and even direct orchestras, opera houses and conservatories.
Her colleagues in Minneapolis, she said, "became desperate to search the laptop that had been taken from Moussaoui, as well as conduct a more thorough search of his personal effects -- the agents in particular believed that Moussaoui had signaled he had something to hide in the way he refused to allow them to search his computer".
In addition, Egyptians and Saudis, in particular, believed that Iran would now use sanctions relief to support its "interference in the region".
Gruening, in particular, believed that the dam would have an effect similar to that of the Tennessee Valley Authority in the 1930s, with cheap electricity providing the economic basis of the region.
Iran experts said that the leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, in particular, believe that the West is trying to mastermind a revolution.
As long as the fans in the Northeastern United States, in particular, believe that fighting is a proper part of the game, it will be one.
He said he hoped to get training and high-technology experience in particular, believing that he would find work more easily after serving.
Republicans, in particular, believe that Mr. McGreevey would have been more lukewarm than Mr. Codey to ban political contributions by government contractors, a practice known as "pay to play".
(3) He in particular believes that it will diminish the warfare that is pervasive under the prevailing autocratic political régimes of Europe, where it benefits the few rulers who decide on it but costs the mass of people dearly.
