Sentence examples for particularly believed from inspiring English sources

A supporter of numerous charities and an outspoken advocate of human rights causes, Eddie particularly believed in the mentoring of gay and transgender youth.

He cared deeply about the quality of acquisitions made by museums and, very particularly, believed in the principle of free entry to them.

The general said that he believed in Mr. Kerry, and particularly believed that "no one will be more resolute in defending America nor in pursuing terrorists than John Kerry".

Interviewees particularly believed partners would think better of them for telling them this way.

Trump doesn't particularly believe in working with what's broken.

Cernan had to learn how to sell the hero image, even if he himself didn't particularly believe in it.

The City system particularly appeals to Sherwood for its lack of a holding midfielder, a role he does not particularly believe in.

There's another way of saying that it is possible to admire "London Road," now in repertory at the National Theatre's Cottesloe auditorium, without particularly believing it.

But, says Mr Della Volpe, despite this "service gene" they don't particularly believe in voting and have lost trust in political institutions.

He particularly believes that Democrats do not receive enough credit for their willingness to accept cuts in Medicare and Social Security, while Republicans oppose almost any tax increase to reduce the deficit.

Trump doesn't particularly believe in working with what's broken — this is the same impulse that caused him to say, in insulting John McCain, that he didn't like people who had been taken prisoner.