Sentence examples for especially think from inspiring English sources

I thought, I especially think we're nice if we work with them.

The middle- classes, especially, think of themselves still as victims of colonial rule.

We live in an anti-political moment, when many people — young people especially — think politics is a low, nasty, corrupt and usually fruitless business.

"People, in the United States especially, think Europeans have a really discerning palate when it comes to cheese," Mr. Wiggan says, "so we lean in to the European flavor and heritage and associate ourselves with a higher calling for cheese as well".

Therefore, we especially think the purification of dilute heavy-metal-ion containing process liquids needs much of our attention.

But I am saddened to hear that our young people especially think that this is over.

Florence and Victoria appreciated its explosively sweet fruit, but Kerin and I felt it lacked structure, and I especially thought the wine was overpowered by new oak flavors.

He especially thought, he said, about the huge Motorola plant in his district with its 2,000 workers and its hopes of selling two-way radios in China.

Ground settlement is especially thought to have the greatest impact on the nearby environment.

Congo's neighbors, Rwanda and Uganda especially, thought it imperative that they weaken Congo.

I especially thought about it around holidays".