Sentence examples for some most especially from inspiring English sources

All were ex officio Commissioners of Longitude and some, most especially Nevil Maskelyne, were essential drivers for all the Board's activity.

The strain rate 'inverse' dependence on grain size revealed in Figures 3c and 3d has been reported in some samples, most especially, when the mean grain size crosses a critical value [13, 14, 36 38].

The new effort's focus on mobile isn't to be dismissed as incidental: Facebook is working to grow the mobile side of its business as quickly as possible, essentially chasing a market shift toward mobile usage of social properties and services that has caught some companies, Zynga most especially, in the crosswind.

My analysis of Darwin's work on the Beagle raises some further intriguing questions, most especially Where did Darwin get the approach to comparing fossil species with their living counterparts he used from the very inception of the Voyage?

Kids say some pretty cute things, most especially when they mispronounce things.

And they have accumulated evidence of many more — hundreds by some estimates, thousands by others — most especially in the gulf's deep, unexplored waters.

Muslim-Christian tensions have played some sort of role in all four of Chad's recent civil wars, most especially in the most recent one.

But some of the most interesting work is on call, and you can learn the most, especially as a new graduate.

Most especially lacking is translation.

I most especially smelled liver.

And, most especially, Elizabeth Bennet, Jane Austen's model of admirable womanhood?