Sentence examples for most especially we from inspiring English sources

Believe it or not, we New Yorkers — especially we Manhattan New Yorkers, and most especially we liberal Manhattan New York liberals employed by the so-called élite Main Stream Media — are ourselves sometimes subjected to stereotyping.

What we do not expect is to be under visual surveillance in our homes, in our bedrooms, and, most especially, we do not expect it for our children in our homes.

" "Most especially we have kitchens in the same house where people sleep, so the smoke is too much.

Most especially, we would like to thank the people with COPD who chose to join this study, the Practice Nurses and Physiotherapists for enthusiastically taking on the role of providing the SEPRP and the General Practitioners for supporting the study.

When humans talk, and especially when we write, and most especially when we write serious moral treatises, we like to think we are saying something unique.

But the conference will coincide with a new version of Windows Phone, an update for Windows 8.1, and what we hear is a look forward at the future of Windows, most especially what we might see in Windows 9. Other topics more than likely to come up include cloud computing via the Azure service, and the new Xbox One, a platform that Microsoft wants developers to embrace.

"It's the college-oriented game and it must be distinguished from the pro game, most especially that we integrate intercollegiate with the academic missions of the university and colleges.

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.

There's always an angle to be had, most especially when we're talking about oil.

As I stated, I truly have no idea what chances such legislation has of passing Congress, especially in an election season, and most especially when we appear to be approaching the brink of yet another foreign war.

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.