Sentence examples for especially express from inspiring English sources

Steepled, clasped in contemplation or lingering at his cheek, those hands, especially, express empathy better than words.

Men and women whom I have dubbed Explorers especially express their dopamine systems predisposing them to take risks and seek novelty, to be curious, creative, energetic, impulsive, flexible and optimistic.

And (again), no matter what the reason may be, my hope is that we all embrace that individual, when he or she surface, and that we in the autism community especially, express our pride in him or her.

To see some of Foster's castmates, Vanderpump especially, express only polite sympathy with no real feeling and even suggest, as Vanderpump did at least twice in last night's episode, that "something else" may be wrong with her, with Kyle Richards suggesting it may be simply depression, is so upsetting to a viewer with Lyme disease.

This view was especially expressed in the Egyptian royal theology: in the hymnal prayer during coronations, the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt were addressed as goddesses of the red and white crown by the king.

Infrastructure development is costly (especially expressed per user as the networks are extended into rural areas).

First, an initial coating of MNPs with the shells may lead to rapid changes of the magnetic parameters of MNPs, which is especially expressed in Fig. 8a, d.

Indeed it is relativism that depends on an implausible and ahistorical form of detachment and impartiality, especially expressed in its methodological commitments to "reverential empathy and description".

U.F.Orb especially expressed a fascination with alien life with its bizarre sound samples and in the album's title itself.

PPARγ2 is especially expressed in fat while PPARγ1 is expressed in fat and other tissues [20].

Girls especially expressed bad weather conditions as a barrier to recess PA.