Sentence examples for a little bit specific from inspiring English sources

I might have found Phil's slob qualities funny or charming or something if he were even a little bit specific or compelling, but throughout the premiere and in next week's episode, he's little more than a sad sack with extensive facial hair.

"I have to be a little bit more specific with where I throw the baseball.

For good-quality studies (five studies) comparing CT and US in the same population, CT was more sensitive (88.4%% vs 76%%) and a little bit more specific (90.4%% vs 89.4%%) than US [23].

Diversity is, you're getting people from all different sorts of background working together and that's great, but then as a company you need to develop a strategy that's a little bit more specific.

So, typically our clients are thinking not just about diversity of thought, but diversity of demographic background and how do we make sure we're building teams that reflect our users, that reflect the communities we're a part of and that allows you to get a little bit more specific about what that word means for you as a company.

I got a little bit more specific and told him my nut was getting slammed in the human jackhammer of my girlfriend's bouncing torso as she pogo'd atop me.

(e.g. change passages you don't like, fix grammatical errors) After you've done it all, make it a little bit less specific.

But we also know that they'd like to know a little bit more about the specifics, and we're going to meet the demand".

Horváth stops short of calling his compatriot's invention a paradigm shift, however: "We will have to wait to find out how the instrument will sound after it has aged a little bit, as pianos acquire their specific sound over years".

Each remote is a little bit different, so following the specific directions will be your best bet.

I believe it is "far better for everybody to be deprived of a little bit of anonymity than for one specific ethnic group to bear a disproportionate part of the burden".