Sentence examples for be more especially from inspiring English sources

"Less can be more, especially where there is craftsmanship and individuality," Mr. Hemmerle said.

So when it comes to treatment, "less can be more, especially when it comes to adult acne," Dr. Zeichner said.

I really think Arsenal could punish the home side this weekend, and I confidently predict a 3-0 win… though it could be more especially given Giroud's hot run of form at the moment.

Whistler was, after all, the first American painter to act decisively on the principle that less can indeed be more, especially if delivered with the proper quotient of improvisatory aplomb.

He has inspired several students to take on statistics careers, and he hopes there will be more, especially from underrepresented minority groups.

At $300, it should be more — especially if the company's fortunes are as inexorably tied to the watch's success as we've been led to believe.

Sometimes less is more, especially when artwork is so thoroughly absorbing.

I said to myself, 'Don't show off, less is more, especially with Yogi.' ".

This was, more especially, the purpose of the two other principal members, William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais.

It's old hat but worth saying again: less is more, especially when more is waiting in the shadows, its stinger poised to strike.

And — yes there's more — especially awkward backing moves courtesy of a skinny, white HTC America marketing guy, called David Bruce.