Sentence examples for especially too from inspiring English sources

Their home was too big and, especially, too expensive.

I think impacts of the proposed health care bills are harsh to accept, especially too many job losses wouldn't be acceptable.

In Shostakovich, especially, too many contemporary conductors opt for an overblown ponderousness, as if the composer were a kind of Slavic Bruckner.

People tend to blame the ready availability of high-calorie foods and the constant temptation to eat too much, especially too much fatty, sugary foods.

I also feel you ask for your parents' approval (mother's especially) too much, and if it's not given you feel you've failed.

Michel Lecendreux, a psychiatrist who advocates a medical approach to treating A.D.H.D., said there was a fear "that the U.S. mistakes — especially too much drug prescription — will be repeated.

The national mood is especially grim, too, after last week's big bombings in Quetta (see article).

Especially if too confused, weakened or despairing to make use of the Citizens Advice Bureau.

The Eu La model has difficulties in considering the particle particle interactions, especially if too many particles are present.

The routes in the Turquoise Coast especially are too spectacular to be missed.

And especially hamburgers, too many of those can cause health problems.