Sentence examples for especially to point from inspiring English sources

"You know well how difficult it is in this country for a child to pass judgment on a parent, especially to point out his faults in public," Ms. Park said at the time.

On the other side of the dating spectrum, Alvaro, who was so casually racist in his response to my rejection, and Marcelo, another Argentine who hurled the N-word after failing to get his way with me, prove that dating black people or desiring them sexually, even to the point of obsession (especially to the point of obsession), doesn't automatically make you nonracist.

Dance Theater Workshop audiences tend to be pretty hard-core; it takes a lot for a show to rattle them, especially to the point of walking out midperformance.

Though, the good news: Everyone did get airtime; three especially, to the point that it's almost a dead heat.

Being too trusting and accommodating, especially to the point of self destruction, is harmful and pointless.

Question anyone whose motivation appears contrary to his own self-interest, especially to the point of his own death.

In London, where Britain's willingness to follow the United States into Iraq five years ago still evokes outrage, officials have been especially quick to point out they didn't follow Washington's lead this time.

This afternoon Abvu Muhammad Alameh, a Hezbollah spokesman, brandishing a personal organizer to check his facts, was especially eager to point out that his group had its own bulletin on the Beaufort Castle attack prepared and printed before the attack was confirmed by Israel.

This opportunism seems especially vital to point out, given that Ireland's feminists are overwhelmingly trans-inclusive.

Trevor, age 4, is especially happy to point out our 8-year-old's slip-ups: "B. is for Bucket Filling, Trey, and that was not bucket filling!" The creed serves to remind us all about our family values.

Conforming to a particular sociopolitical ideology of point of view, especially to a liberal point of view concerned with promoting tolerance and avoiding offense in matters of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation.