Sentence examples for more especially as from inspiring English sources

They may love him even more, especially as new legal battles loom.

I couldn't agree more, especially as the alternative – whale and dolphin-watching in the wild – is infinitely more attractive.

This exposure of his fundamental inability means that it is impossible to take him seriously any more, especially as a painter.

"I've always been aware of the pitfalls to blogging, especially as an MP and more especially as a minister," he wrote.

It is no surprise that in postwar Britain, it was More, especially as embodied by Paul Scofield in A Man for All Seasons, who ruled the Tudor roost.

Even with President Barack Obama's plan to help prevent foreclosures, the city is bracing for more, especially as more people lose their jobs.

I think it's a good thing that it might make more books available to more people, especially as, tragically, our library service is being cut.

If the party, and perhaps conservatives in general, continue to stubbornly refuse to adapt to changing mores, especially as it relates to upholding that most basic principle of democracy -- equality, then their days are numbered and their prospects dim.

Much more information, especially as far as their structures is concerned, is currently available for type II toxin−antitoxin systems.

As the poem goes on, their petulance becomes more and more intriguing – especially as fate gives them more and more cause to regret it.

More especially since, as he makes abundantly clear, he would never in a million years, have anything to do with such an outcome.