Sentence examples for thinking especially from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking especially of the devout and the artistic.

I am thinking especially of the pot washer.

He knows what Meg is thinking, especially when he wears his "intently listening look".

I'm thinking especially of Sarah Hall's novel "Electric Michelangelo," a finalist for the 2004 Man Booker Prize.

I'm thinking especially of "Happy Love," in which a single mother has to cope with her daughter's impostor hamster.

Just because Mr. Baxter is still in the Midwest does not mean he is thinking especially wholesome literary thoughts.

I'm thinking especially of "The Soft Skin," "A Gorgeous Girl Like Me," "Small Change," and "The Woman Next Door".

I'm thinking especially of "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk," Ben Fountain's shaggy novel, the winner of last year's National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction.

(I'm thinking, especially, of Dia's installation of "To the People of New York City," a suite of 40 panels painted in the colors of the German flag).

And it sounds like fun, except for one thing: some wonderful, if strange, movies — I'm thinking, especially, of "Ishtar" — get lumped in with the real turkeys.

I'm thinking especially of the book "Why Classical Music Still Matters" (University of California Press, 2007) by Lawrence Kramer, a professor of English and music at Fordham University.