Sentence examples for especially carefully from inspiring English sources

Done in watercolor, with a felt-tip marker, these children have wide eyes, expressive shoulders and especially carefully drawn hands.

Indeed, she said that potential donors are treated especially carefully, to protect their lives and the lives of future organ recipients.

Since Ms. Clyburn's term as chairwoman is temporary — Tom Wheeler, President Obama's pick to be the next chairman, is awaiting Senate confirmation — the commission may tread especially carefully.

The more accurate picture, he argues, is that Germans do not rule war out as a last resort but they have learned to think especially carefully before rushing into it.

"She had a grand staircase, and she said three times, 'I want you to treat the landing at the end of the stairs especially carefully.' And finally we asked why.

When she lacks an immediate answer, or is weighing words especially carefully, her eyes flutter upward, searching for the right formulation as a pupil might scan her memory for an exam answer.

The purity standards of silver became rigorously controlled, and "hallmarking" was enforced; the marking of silver in England, especially, was carefully observed.

Mr. Bush has been doing that since the beginning of his campaign, but his trip to the West Coast this week, like the journeys he took in and out of the Republican National Convention, represents an especially pointed, carefully aimed restating of his message.

Collected letters, especially in carefully edited modern editions such as W.S. Lewis's of the correspondences of the 18th-century man of letters Horace Walpole (34 vol., 1937 65), can offer a rewarding though not always predictable experience: some eminent people commit little of themselves to paper, while other lesser figures pungently re-create themselves and their world.

Less often says more, especially when carefully crafted.

But please, dream carefully, especially if you like your hairdo.