Sentence examples for especially matters from inspiring English sources

None of this especially matters.

And it especially matters to millennials.

"Passion" (1982 October 15thh, at 5 30 P.M.; and October 16th, at 2 30 P.M. Size especially matters here.

She was willing to embrace other people's children and care for them, but she was famous for her uncompromising views about everything, especially matters of discipline.

He enjoyed a national reputation as a Constitutional scholar, and his expertise in First Amendment issues, most especially matters of church-state relations, was as deep as it was broad.

All this work we did with Miss Keller beside us, referring everything, especially matters of phrasing, to her for revision.... Her memory of what she had written was astonishing.

So television will especially matter: at the last election in 2009, 460m people had a box at home.

They especially matter now, when our country is in the midst of an addiction crisis that claims 350 people each day and impacts one in every three households.

The fact that Reagan was checked out on much of what was going in in his Administration doesn't mean he was unaware of all of it--especially matters that were of great importance to him, like getting the hostages back, and getting weapons to the Contras no matter what Congress said.

Pop culture cluelessness, especially in matters of music, is still an issue, according to Mr. Remnick, among others.

Online, "anything goes, especially in matters of sex..