Sentence examples for generally and especially of from inspiring English sources

No mention of the winds that blow from all points of the compass (sometimes on the same day) with dramatic and differing effects; not enough on the weather generally, and especially of the tides, which can vary up to 11 feet.

The voiced fricatives (i.e., the first three consonants represented in the fourth column ɣ, β, and ð), which are produced with vibrating vocal cords and local friction, may be regarded as variants of the voiced stops (e.g., g, b, d); but they are characteristic of Iranian languages generally and especially of the eastern Iranian languages.

Both of these points (the commonality of human nature and the securing of 'objectivity' in judgments based on sentiments by appeal to the normative responses of appropriately placed observers) are typical of the period more generally, and especially of the strong empiricist strain in the Enlightenment.

Generally, and especially for high multiples of σ, the σ curves drawn using a 10 years dataset show an irregular pattern, with "flat" curve segments alternating with steep increments.

To the attorney general's credit, his office added specific allegations the internal e-mails showing Merrill's Henry Blodget Henry Blodget and others off their guard to the vague sense out there that the game was rigged generally, and especially during the frenzy of the Internet era.

"The Stasi succeeded in undermining trust in society generally, and especially trust in any form of government back then, and I think what's happening here right now is similar," Epperlein told me.

The reporters and anchors were calm and generally cautious, and especially at the start of the day they seemed just as stunned as the rest of us.

They take a dim view of representing things generally, but especially of representing the past.

"This leader will remain a symbol of unity of the Shiite and Sunnis, and will remain a symbol of people of Iraq generally and Anbar especially," he said.

The difference between the two cases is relevant to the "standing" of taxpayers generally, and most especially to taxpayers asserting claims under the Establishment Clause, for it is clear that, even under the Establishment Clause, the taxpayer's protection was against the use of his funds, and not against the conduct of the government generally.

Furthermore, the tree density of the five forest types was generally very high, especially of VS2, VS4 and VS5 (over 2,000 individuals/ha), which can contribute to a large biomass.