Sentence examples for especially caring from inspiring English sources

Wycliffe seemed especially caring for a 7-year-old.

But after a decade of war, I think we all recognize we got to do some nation building here at home, rebuilding our roads, our bridges and especially caring for our veterans who've sacrificed so much for our freedom.

Being green means being aware of your surroundings; especially caring for the world around you in order to become a better and more compassionate adult.

My belief is that the image is meant to suggest that the father is an especially caring dad.

The story is blanketing the news media while police detectives speak of never having been so shaken by a case, and an anguished nation is asking how it could happen here, in a society that considers itself especially caring and intimate.

In The Gardener and the Carpenter: What the New Science of Child Development Tells Us About the Relationship Between Parents and Children, we learn, for example, that not especially caring about other people's kids is one of the costs of our devotion to our own, particular child: "The flip side of my commitment to those I love is the lack of a similar commitment to those I don't," Gopnik writes.

The New Yorkers of Andrew Jackson's second term did not especially care to read the news.

But, for a novelist, he didn't especially care about invention.

Happy especially cared about dogs, cats, elephants, gorillas, tigers, whales, seals, dolphins and all animals in distress from oil spills.

I didn't especially care about boats, or about sailing, but I did like stories such as this one.

Eduardo's geese didn't especially care for the plant until it matured and went to seed.