Sentence examples for especially however from inspiring English sources

For a second, she becomes incoherent".Well, I have an addictive personality, so whenever I find anything... you know, and especially, however, the wires were working then..."...

In one area especially, however, he was behindhand: his views on race, the subject of the final section.

Most especially, however, like Heidegger, he took from Nietzsche a critical approach to the residues of metaphysics in European philosophy, and he denied the existence of essences which are external or indifferent to human experience.

In non-scientific contexts especially, however, metaphor can be used to persuade and manipulate, tapping into positive or negative emotions and networks of associated ideas in the listener, as when a public figure is accused of being "a snake in the grass," or the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is dubbed "Obama's Katrina".

Among the low-income Filipino population especially, however, cost rather than fear was the most common reason for not seeking professional dental care [ 6].

What is especially noteworthy, however, is how the story captured hearts and headlines around the world.

When muzzles fall off or camels prove especially aggressive, however, damage can be done.

That may not be especially significant, however, because, unless Congress extends it, the credit would end on Dec. 31, 2006.

More than a decade of economic torpor, and a vicious national downturn in 2001, hit the region especially hard, however.

What makes the part seem especially challenging, however, is not how much Mr. Azaria has to do -- although he is in practically every scene -- but how little.

Especially noteworthy, however, is the fact that Mr. McNeil, a real estate developer, is renovating a building here in East Orange, a troubled city of 70,000 just west of Newark.