Sentence examples for especially seeking from inspiring English sources

"I prefer to choose my own words, especially seeking to show compassion to those who are in broken families through no fault of their own," he wrote.

Then Pawlenty pointed to the video as an explanation for why he was choosing not to sign the pledge: "However, rather than sign onto the words chosen by others, I prefer to choose my own words, especially seeking to show compassion to those who are in broken families through no fault of their own," he said.

The neighborhood's multifamily houses are especially sought after, Mr. Chan said.

Japanese nationals were especially sought after, because their identities could be used to create fake passports.

Those who already speak some German or who are able to learn it quickly are especially sought after.

A mentor to Henry (Scoop) Jackson in the early nineteen-seventies, and a friend to several Israeli Prime Ministers, Lewis has been especially sought after in Washington since September 11th.

The king, from the beginning of his reign, had cautiously avoided risks and confrontations and had especially sought friendly relations with Britain.

If he never got his big break as a young player, Mr. Freeman said, then that was because he never especially sought one.

Their work owed much to Francis Galton, who especially sought to apply statistical reasoning to the study of biological evolution and eugenics.

With the rise of the Neoclassical style of the 1920s, Pablo Picasso especially sought to emulate the purity, serenity, and grandeur of Poussin's art.

Dr. Rafal said her patients especially seek advice about sunscreens and which ones block the sun's harmful rays and protect the skin from other problems.