Sentence examples for more especially as a from inspiring English sources

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.

Accomplished in all branches of geology, he gained a world-wide reputation more especially as a pioneer in petrography, at a time when the study of igneous and metamorphic rocks was as yet in its infancy.

People tend to be curious when they find out I have an electric car and want to know more especially as there are a lot of myths like low acceleration.

"Making my first games in Atlanta was great, but now to be going to my fifth Games, I couldn't ask for more, especially as it is a home Games," he told BBC Sport.

There in Ebenezer Baptist Church, in his eighth decade of life, Al Gore was something other, something more, especially as he summoned the voice of a future generation to chastise his own.

Some of the portraits are flatter than others, and I do believe that Wiley needs to start pushing compositional boundaries a bit more, especially as he explores the subject of femininity.

The lack of consensus has many in the oil market questioning whether Opec remains relevant any more, especially as non-Opec producers like the US are a big part of the global oil market now.

The problem with a short documentary with so fascinating a subject as Claude Lanzmann, it leaves you wanting more, especially as his art dovetails with history.

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.