Sentence examples for especially I think from inspiring English sources

To North American readers, especially, I think it's at once too different and too familiar".

But especially, I think, in California, this era in our history is particularly painful.

And as charities are increasingly under attack and women's services especially, I think we've realised the best thing we can do to protect women's and children's services is to try and collaborate and work together – that is our best way of ensuring our specialism survives".

He would regret especially, I think, the failure of the Supreme Court to hold that the Constitution requires a meaningfully competent lawyer for the poor defendant -- the court's countenancing, even in capital cases, of lawyers who scarcely go through the motions while their clients are convicted.

But if there's two readings, one that's questionable, one that isn't, all of our decisions suggest that we read the one MR. TRIBE -- Especially, I think, Justice Ginsburg, when the odds that these conceivable federal problems are indispensable to this result are overwhelmingly negative.

In the first set especially I think I played very, very well," said Nadal, still eyeing his first title at Key Biscayne.

"But today especially I thought I had some good swings".

Randy Fuller, a former N.F.L. defensive back who was Rodgers-Cromartie's position coach at Tennessee State, said that in the pros, especially, "I thought we were all one hit away from calamity".

(Lee doesn't end her pieces especially well; I think they just continue in her mind, because she has so much fun thinking about them).

"Especially if I think it's going in.

"Especially when I think clothing," Ms. Walker said, "I usually think the Galleria".