Sentence examples for think especially of from inspiring English sources

I think especially of those who did not live to see change come.

I think especially of the citizens of great industrial and commercial towns — New York, London, Bombay, my own Manchester.

I think especially of a photo of my grandfather holding my dad on his knee and a pup in the other arm.

Speaking at midnight mass in Westminster cathedral, Vincent Nichols told worshippers: "Christians are the most widely persecuted religious group in the world today and this evening we think especially of the Middle East, especially of Egypt, Iraq and Syria.

I think especially of our exuberant mayor from Brazil, now a congressman there, who learned to play jazz piano, and our city planner and his wife from Shenzhen, China, one of the world's densest, fastest-growing cities, who marveled at Cambridge's quiet, historic streets and exotic wildlife (squirrels).

"Christians are the most widely persecuted religious group in the world today and this evening we think especially of the Middle East, especially of Egypt, Iraq and Syria," he said.

One thinks especially of Carson McCullers's too-lovable geeks and Lenny in Of Mice and Men.

One thinks especially of Orson Welles, John Huston, Richard Lester, Stanley Kubrick and, of course, Terry Gilliam.

One thinks especially of Gary Cooper in Man of the West and Clint Eastwood in Unforgiven.

One thinks especially of two brilliant, largely wordless sequences centered on the return of Anfisa's first husband, Grigory (Vladimir Artyomov), from the war, when the distribution of luxury gifts assumes tragicomic dimensions.

Here one thinks especially of the series of unusually strong statements in which Mr. Obama has very publicly pressured Israel to halt all settlement activity in the occupied West Bank, calling it illegitimate.