Sentence examples similar to especially so not from inspiring English sources

Every town could use one, and Millburn especially so -- not only for its own affluent, food-smart residents but for the before- and after-theater crowds that flock to the Paper Mill Playhouse, a few hundred yards up the road.

These cost elements removed from the first cost of individual buildings become an incremental third party investment opportunity Additionally for the developer high-performance buildings will typically yield higher sale prices or rents, especially so when not burdened with a higher first cost.

This was especially so on "Don't Go," the night's last song and a far feistier one than anything else Ms. Weiss played, including the sharp single "Making It Up".

People, young people especially, so often don't get the help they need for fear of being judged or ostracised by the people closest to them.

"Yes, but not especially so.

The beauty here is entirely unmanicured, occasionally untouched and so not especially French. 1 2 3 4 Next Page ».

AGES 7 AND UP -- Fine -- especially so because it's not slathered in sentimentality.

Reasonably but not especially so, as long as you get around by taxi.

This is especially so if you think not about self-interested individuals but about profit-seeking companies.

It's a terrible way to go through life, especially so for someone who not so long ago made a good living with his brain.

Mr. Biden and Mrs. Palin were popular in Alaska and Delaware in 2008, for instance, while Nixon was not especially so in California when he was Dwight D. Eisenhower's vice presidential nominee in 1952.