Sentence examples for particularly identified from inspiring English sources

Some of these men are not particularly identified with Christianity.

Jeans are particularly identified as a standard item of "Western" apparel worn by the American cowboy.

In Britain he was particularly identified with the New Philharmonia Orchestra (later the Philharmonia Orchestra) and its chorus in the late 1960s and early 70s.

Mr. McCain has found himself particularly identified with this battle in no small part because he is from a border state that is deeply divided over immigration.

For one thing, none of these 2008 candidates is particularly identified with "movement" conservatism and isn't trusted by conservatives who form the Republican base.

The resultant comedy of humours is distinctly English, as Dryden notes, and particularly identified with the comedies of Ben Jonson.

The hero who is driven to isolation or silence is someone I can particularly identify with.

Soldiers fighting abroad were not grouped by states and did not, I suspect, particularly identify with them.

She particularly identifies with her mother's rebellious streak: "She broke with her very conservative Kentucky family when she left home to go to college".

I particularly identify with Maria as I traveled with my son quite often.

This requires a warrant specifically and particularly identify the places and persons to be searched, and things to be seized.