Sentence examples for particularly relate from inspiring English sources

I could have picked so many of Bruce's epics, but I particularly relate to "grainy" songs that depict the hardship of many American blue-collar workers.

Ms. Burleigh herself did not even particularly relate to Ms. Knox, who reminded her of "a really annoying roommate" in college, she said.

From Aug. 17 to Nov. 13 it will occupy Foley Square in Lower Manhattan, between the federal, state and city courthouses, so that visitors can shout about issues that particularly relate to today's world.

What happens if?), for goals (What is the purpose of?), and for procedural or instrumental enablement (How?) particularly relate to these higher levels of analysis, application, synthesis, and evaluation (Graesser and Person 1994).

These particularly relate to the cost basis update, but also revaluation of replacement cycles of individual structural elements, which is based on the latest technical knowledge resulting from real conditions of serviced bridges.

Their roles are largely secondary in nature and particularly relate to food provision.

Especially traffic-related air pollution, including ultrafine exhaust particles, may be particularly related to AMI [ 30, 31].

Much of it, particularly relating to Orgone, is also daft.

More particularly related to this case, when was the request for recount made?

"Previously disclosed uncertainties remain, particularly relating to conduct and litigation matters," the bank said.

It particularly relates to the European tradition of romantic or sublime landscape painting centered on the worship of nature.