Sentence examples for especially been from inspiring English sources

12 Years a Slave has especially been on the receiving end of ostentatiously stifled yawns.

This has especially been the case regarding the nature of his relationship with bandmate, Meg White.

That has especially been the case in recent weeks as forest fires have swept through large areas of Arizona and Colorado.

This is why unmarried women have especially been drawn toward Clinton's platform of equal pay for women, easing the burden of student loan debt, paid family leave and protecting reproductive rights, she said.

Which means, of course, that I've been perpetually confused as to what is a billion, and I've especially been confused as to what the US National Debt is since it is referred to as "billions" or "trillions".

This has especially been true in the British theatre since Paul Scofield's granite performance for Peter Brook in 1962, when the play, far from representing some kind of primitive, barbaric past, seemed suddenly, frighteningly, to speak of our own time, godless, loveless, alienated, arbitrary.

Janet Malcolm once wrote, "Writing is a fraught activity for everyone, of course, male or female, but women writers seem to have to take stronger measures, make more peculiar psychic arrangements, than men do to activate their imaginations".* She might have especially been channelling Jane Bowles.

This has especially been the case in evolutionary biology.

The GMM has especially been reported as a very successful classification method [10 13].

The topic of social consequences of media has especially been neglected in futures research.

Hartson said Speed's death had especially been a struggle for some of the younger players.