Sentence examples for particularly faithful from inspiring English sources

And wasn't a particularly faithful man".

That's not particularly faithful to Marston's vision – and apparently not to Rucka's, either.

But social insects that migrate are not known to be particularly faithful to their home base.

Which in part explains the world-weariness that accompanies him like a particularly faithful dog.

Their relationship was intense but not particularly faithful on either side, and it was based on a shared taste for what the French call le vice anglais.

After hearing about the troubled history of that show and reading reviews suggesting that it was not particularly faithful to its comic-book source material, Mr. Moran felt confident he could do better.

By yo-yoing between modern slang and Victorian vocabulary, it can feel schizophrenic; neither particularly modern, nor faithful to the original".

Berlioz's most monumental work for the stage, Les Troyens ("The Trojans"; his own libretto based on Virgil's Aeneid), adopted the form of grand opera but also drew from older French operas by Jean-Baptiste Lully, Jean-Philippe Rameau, and Christoph Willibald Gluck, particularly in its faithful adherence to the text.

Ratzinger refused for years, explaining that he was thinking of the "good of the universal Church" and of the "detriment that granting the dispensation can provoke among the community of Christ's faithful, particularly considering the young age" of the priest involved.

Here is as well -- in the Madisonian vein of "Under God" -- a "new task" for the Catholic faithful, particularly if, in the current crisis, they begin to heed this prophet's call and seize the authority that he believes is already theirs.

A lot of the political junkies who make up the party faithful, particularly downstate, just feel they could do better than Gillibrand.