Meanings of say especially in English

We're both quite difficult people - I would say especially him!

I would say especially now.

I'd say especially to you.

When I say especially with Russia, I express the opinion that France is offering us no assurances of success in our endeavors.

I ask you to listen to all that Benji has to say especially on this night of all nights, and be patient with us.

I say especially the female figure, for that had been most perverted in your day by the influences which denied woman a full life.

This may be said especially in regard to Aniela.

"Even, or I might say especially," he added, "when my decisions are beyond your understanding.

That wasn't so bad, but part of the prayer is for Connie, and these she says especially loud and Connie can't sleep.

Auckland University researcher Vili Nosa said especially Niuean men were dying early from heart and respiratory disease, stroke, diabetes and lung cancer.

He said especially during difficult times and with important issues it was necessary to take the time to consult the public and scrutinise legislation properly.