Sentence examples for knows especially from inspiring English sources

Everybody knows, especially the players he's competing against, how good he is".

"As everyone knows — especially the viewers, who are moving on — network shows have become more cautious and watered down," she said.

"He worked his way back to being the Amar'e that everybody knows, especially in the limited minutes that he was getting, coming off the bench, accepting that role," Anthony said.

Nobody suggests that skiers will choose a resort just for its friendly welcome; but everybody knows – especially now that the science of "service design" exists to help companies schmooze customers – that the sense of being cared for is important.

Mr. Stein's description of Man doing something simply because he can applies (as he well knows) especially to himself, embarking on this seemingly impossible theatrical project simply because he could.

Dr. Monte Neal, executive director of Fairtest, a testing reform advocacy organization in Cambridge, Mass., argues that standardized tests are an inexact tool to measure what a student knows, especially since most questions are multiple choice.

You know, especially for black people.

He was a widely exhibited painter, too, known especially for his portraits.

"It's been actually pretty difficult, you know, especially lately," Bradley said.

Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), one of the world's most-recognizable cats, known especially for its speed.

He is known especially for his passacaglia for orchestra, his chamber music, and various songs (Lieder).