Therefore He is free to remit the punishment, especially since punishment is due to sin chiefly because it is done against Him.
We must not imagine that our first parents were created with their eyes closed, especially since it is stated that the woman saw that the tree was fair, and good to eat.
The soul will be most tormented, because strongest; the biggest burden must lie upon the strongest part, especially since, also, it is made capable of it by its sin.
Our Lithuanian, dressed with care in a white satin tunic and a dark blue velvet coat, had a grand appearance, especially since a light curved sabre hung at his side in a gilded sheath, instead of his death-dealing long sword.
The castle was visible from that tuft, especially since it was gilded by the first rays of the rising sun.
He loved him therefore as a son, and received his messengers with gladness, not exhibiting the least distrust, especially since he had seen Jendzian with Bogun the previous year.
That isn't much to depend on, especially since we won't have the time-lag advantage you Omans had before.
Especially since I also have the imagination, which I have also worked to increase.
Especially since Karns's estimate is still years, and he won't be pinned down to any estimate even in years.
In the van came the cavalry, which was not numerous, especially since Boguslav's men were excluded from the right of departure; next came the field artillery with light guns; the heavy pieces were given to the Poles.
The Swedes were confused for a time, especially since a considerable number of them fell from the first blow; but soon recovering, they went powerfully against the enemy.
That number was not small, especially since it was composed entirely of patricians, but they further felt, when they stopped to consider the reputation and the resolute spirit of these men that all their strength had perished.
Some suspected that it was because he wanted the disgracing to be the act of the senate and the people rather than his own, especially since he was in the midst of the legions.
But I made up my mind it was nonsense to draw the line at department stores, especially since Mr. Ferguson's was such a useful and remarkable one, so I went across and called.
For I've seen a good many things, especially since I've been working for a newspaper.
We are anxious to know how you can find good horses, especially since we send money sparingly, for more we could not hammer from the under-treasurer, who after his old fashion is unfriendly to us.
No one was asked for a pass or a letter, especially since in the neighborhood of Karl, who was counterfeiting kindness, no man dared trouble another.
How else could he afford the luxury of that expensive dignity, especially since he cannot but neglect his business whilst he is in office.
But they could not be silent all night, especially since it was so dark they could not speak with their eyes.
There is nothing awful in its appearance from the river side, especially since it was repaired and whitewashed, after the great fire.
We ought, with our whole mind, despise the present world, especially since we see it already passing away.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "especially since" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
