Sentence examples for from especially from inspiring English sources

Long-suppressed scenes from especially frightening films.

But at least he was immersed in the pop sources he drew from, especially jazz.

Drawing grand lessons from especially vivid and close-at-hand examples is always tempting.

It is easy to see where that identification comes from, especially now.

One physicist died from especially heavy exposure, and one was relatively unaffected.

The bombs exploded in mailboxes in front of rural residences set far back from especially remote roads.

Yet "Carcass" is also tough to look away from, especially in this cunning production that intensifies every angry scene.

A number of scholars interviewed singled out the West Bengal State Archives in Kolkata as suffering from especially appalling conditions.

What editor doesn't know where her stories come from, especially stories chock full of highly private, delicious conversations.

"I can fully understand where Darren is coming from, especially given the exemptions he still has into the majors.

The problem is that falls in the stock market are very difficult to recover from, especially if they hit in the early years of retirement.