Sentence examples for this has especially from inspiring English sources

This has especially been the case regarding the nature of his relationship with bandmate, Meg White.

This has especially been true in the British theatre since Paul Scofield's granite performance for Peter Brook in 1962, when the play, far from representing some kind of primitive, barbaric past, seemed suddenly, frighteningly, to speak of our own time, godless, loveless, alienated, arbitrary.

The author, Andrea Davis Pinkney, who is also a poet, explains that what motivated her to write the book was not least her despair over "ignorant stereotyping of black males" and "the negative impact this has, especially on boys who are developing their self-image".

This has especially been the case in evolutionary biology.

"This has especially been true of the food and beverage sector, where tastes aren't just different nationally, but regionally and locally, too," he said.

This has especially become the case after the 1980s, when all social groups' "nation/minzu" consciousness and the nationalist trend of thought were strengthened, making it of urgent importance for us to rethink "the nation/minzu" theories in China.

This delay has especially angered Chinese citizens, and it is reminiscent of the government's approach during the severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic in 2003.

This debate has especially hit close to home for me.

This population has especially increased due to migratory flows of an economic character.

The G4G programme has especially highlighted this for me.

The "Comité de Protection des Personnes", zone Sud-Méditerranée I, France, has especially approved this study.