Sentence examples for especially to say from inspiring English sources

I created a Guardian account especially to say this: that is how much I believe it!

Kynaston describes her as "driven, a smoker, not too interested in food" (Callil emails especially to say "another good thing about Jenny is she's a smoker – or used to be").

"Especially to say, 'You spend all this time cracking down, and we can still get a bomb into Merkel's office.' " Mary Bossis, a security expert at the University of Piraeus, said the letter bombers had clearly wanted "to internationalize their activity".

But every time the network cut to shots of fans watching on a big screen outside the stadium, or to the Cowboys owner Jerry Jones's suite, where former President George W. Bush, John Madden and Condoleezza Rice sat in baronial opulence, I expected Fox's lead announcer, Joe Buck, especially, to say something, or for some reporting to be done.

Zimbabweans often spoke of Mugabe and Slobodan Milosevic in the same breath, especially to say what the businessman's wife told me: "Two years ago, it was watching Milosevic go down that moved us to think, Oh, maybe that could happen here — nonviolent change".

He is especially qualified to say so.

Women, especially, have to say: "No.

Tonight in the East Room, President Obama had nothing especially new to say about Syria.

The anti-gun-control side seems especially willing to say ridiculous things, but their opponents aren't shy, either.

And what makes this especially odd to say is that the movie brings to light nothing that the media haven't covered extensively for years.

It's a vivid song delivered passionately, but, in the end, it's a letdown, in part because Reed has nothing especially biting to say about death.