Sentence examples for especially applied to from inspiring English sources

The best-known metre is the motaqāreb (Arabic: motaqārib), which was especially applied to epic poetry.

That especially applied to "liberation songs" that can be seen as "contributing to racial polarization of society," it said.

Still, the overworked cut-out technique, used in many paintings for novelty's sake, can be tiresomely repetitive, especially applied to more insipid subjects.

The name is especially applied to O. biennis (see photograph), which occurs widely throughout North America and has been introduced into Europe.

Cache, pronounced "cash," from the French verb cacher, "to hide," came to mean "a hiding place for valuables"; it was especially applied to holes dug to conceal provisions and ammunition.

The general term for an "instrument [for controlling]" is yantra, which is especially applied to ritual diagrams but can also be applied to devotional images, pictures, and other such aids to worship.

This especially applies to painters.

That especially applies to his favourite theme – music.

That especially applies to hedge funds holding Greek bonds.

That especially applies to the course this page has long championed: a more multilateral approach under the United Nations' leadership.

According to the report, this especially applies to non-college graduates, who are more likely to end up pregnant and unmarried.