Sentence examples for most especially if from inspiring English sources

"That's when it will mean the most, especially if it looks like a lot of thought went into it".

What may strike the first-time viewer of "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" the most, especially if he has an image of it as a groundbreaking television production, is how slow moving and classically proportioned it is.

But if you offer a steady stream of novels exploring roughly the same terrain in roughly the same way, and most especially if what you write lends itself to a book group, you can retire to Tierra del Fuego to spend the rest of your life blowing raspberries at the literary establishment without your bank manager being any the wiser.

Getting your systems up and running can be an enormous investment, especially in your time, and most especially if you're not big enough or flush enough to afford dedicated I.T. people, as per the lament of SynergyBizNWA (who happens to be Barbara Taylor, my You're the Boss colleague).

The feature I'd like to see most, especially if Microsoft is pushing the Zune HD as a "higher end" media player?

Recorded songs which fall into the streaming category will grow the most especially if we look at Nielsen's Music Mid-Year 2018 Report, U.S. which found music consumption rose 18.4% last year.

And most especially not if they stand accused of mistreating people.

If we sat in a room with someone, we wouldn't scream at them, nor would we senselessly insult them just to hear our own voice -- most especially not if we saw we were causing that person sincere pain.

There was a lovely comic edge to most Hitchcock (it may be the best thing about him, and the most mature, especially if he was as sexually unhappy as we are now led to believe).

"So, what are you going to do with that?" is probably the most common question relatives ask liberal arts majors, and can easily be the most unsettling - especially if you really don't know.

This assumption is reasonable for most surfaces, especially if the camera image is looking "head on" at the surface.