Sentence examples for most especially but from inspiring English sources

No matter how hotly and consistently Americans deny there is a race problem, the proof of the pudding is in the way America has lived and treated people of color, most especially but not limited to, black people.

Having said that, though, it would be such a huge mistake for anyone -- most especially Hillary, but anyone else analyzing this race -- to think this race is over six months before it has even begun.

He will be greatly missed by all who knew him and worked with him--but most especially by those who turned to him for help.

Letters of recommendation from qualified scientists carry significant weight in evaluations for hiring--but most especially promotion--because they provide an external measure that synthesizes all three of the key parameters we emphasize: productivity, recognition, and impact.

The shock, grief and despair in the first few months was nearly overwhelming, most especially for us, but for our families as well.

The very semantics of the expression CSR carries with it the presumption that corporations have responsibilities, most especially to consumers but to others as well.

But most especially the men were not safe.

She was surrounded by her loved ones, but most especially by her devoted fiance, Joe Diamante.

Relationships, whether they are personal but most especially professional, are built on a trust and transparency.

The Norwegian Constitution was inspired by the democratic forces of its time, but most especially by the American Constitution.

He had an enormous fashion sense not only for his own wardrobe, but most especially for his customers.