How To Use most especially In A Sentence
- Smallmouths are smart, cagy fish, most especially so on water that sees lots of fishing pressure. Sneaky Pete Power
- All nestboxes also need an easy way to be cleaned and sanitized after each feathered family has taken flight, most especially before another family takes up residency.
- Speaking is difficult for my girls, most especially for Bella who is "prelingual" -- to use Stigma's ridiculous term. Kim Stagliano: Stigma Healthcare: Shut Up Kid!
- He loved being the center of attention and most especially loved to be pampered.
- Watson notes the importance for Kutjungka people of being unshod, walking bare-footed on the land, and most especially dancing bare-footed, and of spending a lot of time sitting or lying on the ground.
- In particular, it is a film full of talk, and most especially a film of dialogues: two characters isolated, whether in an apartment, or during a party, or at a racecourse.
- Most especially Luther disputed the sale of indulgences whereby, as Luther perceived, believers might buy forgiveness for themselves or their departed relatives.
- The play also deals with Galileo's tutoring of princes, and touches lightly on his familial relations, most especially on his relations with his friend, the future Pope Urban VIII.
- There are other considerations as well such as monotonicity for electronic sensing, but the point of this post is to get you thinking about possible errors and how they might affect, most especially, regional and global averages – in other words, what errors “average out” and what errors “add up”? Karl and Hansen Condemn Poor USHCN Metadata « Climate Audit
- He could also be irascible, most especially about unjust or unfair behaviour. Times, Sunday Times
