Sentence examples for but also especially from inspiring English sources

Especially obvious, perhaps, but also especially popular.

I've seen some depressing things, but also, especially in this hospital, acts of great tenderness.

It's the fact that we had also seen him in these other areas -- in chemicals, but also especially in biological weapons -- increase his capacity to produce and deliver these weapons upon his enemies...

That reflected the different nature of this electorate but also — especially for Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Romney, still reeling from their losses in Iowa — the lessons learned from that defeat.

Wines have generally got much better, but also, especially in areas like Bordeaux, where Parker and his taste for big, fruity wines has had the greatest impact, more and more similar.

It's the fact that we've also seen him in these other areas, in chemicals, but also especially in biological weapons, increase his capacity to produce and deliver these weapons upon, upon his enemies.

Many people assume it encapsulates Darwin's flagship theory of natural selection, but it also especially interests managers and investors today because so many firms seem to have a foot or entire torso in the grave.

Help from boyfriends can be especially important in filling the gaps, but it is also especially difficult to measure.

It's ghoulish, but it's also especially offensive because these insults have a history which cannot be simply brushed aside.

Stand well back … Dogs can not only be big, but also clever, especially working dogs.

Staff need their management to be supportive, not just during the evacuation but also and especially afterwards.