Sentence examples for particularly agrees from inspiring English sources

It's easy to fall in love with a single book when doing research, particularly if there aren't a lot of books on the subject and one author particularly agrees with you.

He particularly agreed with Mandelson on the future of the Royal Mail.

"I don't particularly agree with these rules," Francona said, jabbing a fungo bat into the ground.

"I can't say I particularly agree with what he has done, but the price of the ticket is revolting.

I don't particularly agree with the idea that guests need the "comfort" of known dinner partners.

It's big juicy fun.' We particularly agree with the first part of that, and think any readers will concur".

"There are always issues that we never particularly agree upon," said Candice Straight, a Republican fund-raiser and acting chairwoman of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

I particularly agree about the point that the elimination of crappy paperbacks is progress.

So many critics have weighed in with thoughtful and insightful essays; even when I don't particularly agree with another writer's opinion, I've been floored by how eloquent and intelligent the post-finale commentary has been.

Hawthorne did not particularly agree with the ideals of the experiment, hoping only that it would help him raise enough money to begin his life with his wife-to-be Sophia Peabody.

The OPs particularly agreed with possibilities for priority care for employed patients.