Sentence examples for especially grievous from inspiring English sources

The preposterous electoral college system in US presidential elections is another, and especially grievous, manifestation of essentialist thinking.

That Franklin's take on LGBTQ people and Muslims is neither Christian nor American is especially grievous, since Franklin frequently confuses the two.

"These heinous crimes have no place in America, and they are especially grievous when committed against our elected officials," said Tea Party Express Chairwoman Amy Kremer in a statement.

For this reason, while the bifurcation of the public health and environmental fields taking place over the past several decades has yielded generally negative impacts in areas of public health, environment, and planning, the consequences for low-income and disadvantaged communities have been especially grievous.

Instead of engaging on the substance -- most especially, the grievous wrong being done to the young people of Generation Hot by the deniers of climate change -- the right wing machine has tried to shift the focus to my journalistic tactics.

Nevertheless, when asked to classify samples of plagiarized texts, both students and professors (including lecturers) express diverse opinions especially about how grievous each case is or, sometimes, about whether a specific text even contains plagiarism at all (Pincus and Schmelkin 2003, p. 198).

Sometimes it is right to resist progress, especially when progress threatens grievous damage to a community that has prided itself on preserving its history.

Very grievous consequences, especially with regard to the beginning of the war, followed Stalin's annihilation of many military commanders and political workers during 1937-1941 because of his suspiciousness and through slanderous accusations.

This is a work about the force of memory, the scars of experience and, of course, the timeless horror of grievous error, especially in the manifestation of desire.

Try not to focus too much on what future things will be different without your mother, because it will exacerbate your transition from point A to point B. There may be a tendency to plunge yourself back into your grievous state, especially when you start feeling happy moments.

What do you do with your mixed feelings toward a text that treats as stage furniture the most grievous and unhealed insult in American history — especially when you belong to the insulted group?