Sentence examples for especially in mind from inspiring English sources

Pareene has especially in mind, I think, David Gergen's declaration that Obama went too far by demanding $1.6 trillion in revenue, that he should have stayed with Simpson-Bowles — which calls for $2.2 trillion in revenue.

The Florida legislature had been prodded by the N.R.A. to pass a law preventing physicians, with pediatricians especially in mind, from even suggesting to their patients that it might be a good thing for the family's health to keep the guns away from the kids.

The authors seem to have the rhetorical flourishes of royal courtiers especially in mind.

"Especially bearing in mind the upcoming so-called suicide action … I wanted to have no remorse as to what I had missed out on".

Of course, I should have let it go and forgiven the man his innocent blunder, especially bearing in mind the occasion.

To me, though - especially bearing in mind that it will probably be seen everywhere from Ayia Napa to Faliraki and Ibiza - it could very well turn out to be this generation's Agadoo.

"Especially keeping in mind that YouTube has been blocked for some time already".

It is a major methodological flaw, especially keeping in mind that compared with 1995, we are currently living in a totally different domestic and international economic reality.

England, then, have undoubtedly come out of the draw better than the Italians - especially bearing in mind that England's plan has been to base themselves in Rio de Janeiro.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti: "The team played very well, especially bearing in mind we didn't have much time to prepare.

Reacting to his sacking as shadow finance minister, Mr Ramsay said: "I am very surprised by this decision especially bearing in mind that I am away on Assembly business in Brussels.