Sentence examples for especially of course from inspiring English sources

Everyone's a winner – especially, of course, Karl.

I adore Jackson's short stories in The Lottery collection – especially, of course, the disturbing title tale.

But the leftwing argument is a myth – one that for obvious reasons suits the right-dominated, non-BBC media, especially, of course, those outlets run by the Murdochs.

We have tried to "talk" to these people around the world while also providing a serious bookshop for intelligent book-buyers everywhere, especially, of course, in London.

Again the performance is mighty, especially, of course, in the emphatic choral repetitions of the word "kraft" ("strength"), given mildly explosive treatment here.

He said that German e-bikes consumed little electricity and were good from a climate perspective — especially, of course, when they replace car trips.

He insisted that his students be disciplined field workers and researchers and that they learn some of the tools and techniques of psychological testing-especially, of course, the cross-cultural uses of the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) and Rorschach-as a way of measuring the effects of culture on individual and group development and on the formation of personality and social self identity.

Ghostly children are especially troubling, of course.

The Tesla is not especially practical, of course; electric cars, too, are in their infancy.

What makes the situation especially dangerous, of course, is the nuclear arsenals on both sides.

This is especially true, of course, if you're going to eat the greens.