Sentence examples for most especially a from inspiring English sources

"For that we plainly need more comprehensive measures and, most especially, a strong and continuing military response".

Losey died without realising several dozen cherished projects, most especially a Proust movie scripted by Pinter and an adaptation by David Mercer of Patrick White's Voss.

The play offers a flow of insights into marriage, money, morals and, most especially, a society that maintains a facade of hypocritical respectability.

Throughout the tour, he found lines that garnered a good response, most especially a declaration to "make most college tuition tax-deductible".

A polymath and an autodidact himself, Grandfather was passionately keen on education — and, most especially, a scientific education — for all his children, for his nine daughters no less than for his nine sons.

He impacted countless people through his version of Wilhelm Reich's work that he called "Movements," and through his wisdom, humor, spontaneity, kindness, and his ability to enjoy simple and exquisite aspects of life, most especially, a wide range of literature and philosophy in his beloved books.

11 era, and, most especially, an old-fashioned Bildungsroman, complete with a "Great Expectations -like plot involving an orphan, his moral and sExpectations -likeon and his mysterious benefactor.

This self-awareness is not so far removed from the better behaved, more alert gentlemen in the following gallery, most especially an extraordinary portrait from 1636-38 of a man thought to be Nicolaes Pietersz Duyst van Voorhout, a wealthy beer brewer and art collector.

I'm suddenly dealing with all sorts of teenage-related trials, most especially an adolescent's biological drive to make her own choices, decisions about food notwithstanding.

In general, AT-rich motifs were most common, especially A-rich ones (the most abundant repeats were A, AT, AAT, AAAT, AAAAT, and AAAAAT in their respective size classes).

When training to be a professor of religious studies, many of my mentors, editors, and teachers reminded me that, whether I were writing an essay or a book, and most especially giving a talk, knowing the audience was essential.