Sentence examples for not especially because from inspiring English sources

Probably not, especially because most government sites are designed to deliver information, not entertainment.

Rex felt he had arrived in heaven, but not especially because of the job.

It is an outstanding performance from Colin Firth, not especially because it is a departure for him, but because the part itself is such a perfect match for Firth's habitual and superbly calibrated ­performance register: withdrawn, pained, but sensual, with sparks of wit and fun.

It has been debated whether newly predicted miRNAs are functional or not, especially because they tend to have lower expression and more sequence divergence than known miRNAs (Lu et al. 2008; Liang and Li 2009).

Changing coordinate systems is fine, but calling the two measures "independent" is not, especially because of the logic used: "According to the Chargaff's rules again, S varies broadly whereas R always centers at 50%, implying the independence between S and R".

But I didn't, especially because I was still overflowing in debt with student loans.

And her hair loss was not especially troublesome because, as a Muslim, she wears her hair in a wrap.

Aides to Mr. Obama said they were not especially worried because they had expected Mr. Romney to have a good fund-raising month.

Thirdly, the transcription of the Corning manuscript used by Johnson [10] is not especially reliable because Smith and Hawthorne [1] only split around 92 text units out of 293 of the text units.

This is not especially surprising because the majority of GPCRs studied (including some of the melanocortin receptors) have demonstrated some evidence of homodimer formation (13 – 19, 19).

Mr. Rock is not especially audacious just because he brings up race.