Sentence examples for especially believed from inspiring English sources

Strummer, especially, believed that punk should be available to all, and felt inherently hostile to authority.

Fuller was an early proponent of feminism and especially believed in providing education to women.

You don't especially believe in him, anyway.

"I believe in what I do and I especially believe in my players, and in their quality and spirit.

But O'Connell does not especially believe she drew an unfair advantage from sitting well behind the leaders.

Believing in them, however — and especially believing that they have the authority of a supreme being — is the most dangerous of all possible delusions.

But I especially believe Turbo Paul when he describes the sensory-emotional experience of his work, which is like the sensory-emotional experience of fantasy and fiction and novels.

UNICEF especially believes in girls' education (primary, secondary and tertiary).

All of us, and me especially, believe there is only a movement when there are many cells of strength each pushing in its own way.

Especially, he believed it wrong to increase military spending but not housing allocations.

Many, especially Islamists, believed the phrase had granted the authority to intervene at will in the civilian government.