Sentence examples for and especially too from inspiring English sources
Their home was too big and, especially, too expensive.
That is why, when Groupon gets too cute with its publicity stunts, tone-deaf with an advertising campaign, thin-skinned with public relations and — especially — too creative with financial reporting, people in Chicago notice.
Too many people — and especially too many politicians and business executives — are under the delusion that such a disastrous end to the modern human enterprise can be avoided by technological fixes that will allow the population and the economy to grow forever.
The media, and I'm largely talking about the left-ish media, went way too far in demonizing and mocking O'Donnell, making her the center of national obsession, which is too bad for other women in politics, and especially too bad for the terrific left-ish women the media could have been highlighting instead.
Chotiner described Watergate in January 1973 as "a stupid, useless, inane experiment by people who have seen too many TV shows and especially too many productions of Mission Impossible".
There are too many false positives and especially too many false negatives.
I also feel you ask for your parents' approval (mother's especially) too much, and if it's not given you feel you've failed.
And especially hamburgers, too many of those can cause health problems.
This may be more satisfying, and it fights against weight, sugar problems, inflammation and oxidative stress all of which can set up heart disease and other health problems and especially with too much weight -- or if you are prediabetic/diabetic.
In "Vagabond" she made expert use of the physical features that can make her look, at times, as sullen and hopeless as any young actress has ever allowed herself to look on screen: the limp hair, the deep-set brown eyes, and, especially, the too-large mouth, which turns down at the edges like the classical mask of tragedy.
