Sentence examples for especially sentence from inspiring English sources

Still, there are riches here, especially sentence by crackling sentence, and ­McGuane is as good as ever on the redeeming aspects of a troubled country — on diving prairie falcons, the satisfactions of work, and people who tell absurd stories about themselves on their way to growing up.

Several of Chisholm's publications, perhaps especially "Sentences about Believing" and [B&IV], helped to make some of Brentano's leading ideas familiar to American philosophers.

Criminal justice reform, especially sentencing reform, seems to have widespread legislative buy-in, notes Ross Baker, a scholar of bipartisan legislative efforts.

Our conversation turned to one especially haunting sentence from the film.

"This verdict, and especially the sentence, were a grave injustice," Rossi said.

For a second grader, this was an especially harsh sentence given the crime and the age of the perpetrator. .

Especially those sentences.

On the rights of criminal suspects, especially those sentenced to death, the Court remains deeply conservative as well.

"Soft measures, which we witness today, especially with sentencing for those caught poaching, will not deter poachers.

In the climate of the times, his running of the trials and his comments, especially in sentencing, were much as the media expected.

It is when governors start dispensing clemency in more serious crimes, and especially commuting sentences, that matters become more controversial.All states have some sort of system for obtaining pardons from the governor, an independent body, or a combination of the two.