Sentence examples for a little less specific from inspiring English sources

REMNICK: But, Mark, what are you asking African-Americans to do? Be a little less specific?

The city looks better, sounds better, feels softer, or at least a little less specific.

As for Jacobs, when he was asked what his inspiration was his answer was a little less specific: "Women".

What we don't know is: What if the government had made them be a little less specific in their proposal?

We had big actions before, maybe a little less specific in target, but what is going to be different after today?

I wish my dermatologist had originally said something a little less specific like, "Let's do a blood test to see if we can figure out what the problem is" or something equally general.

"Cameron was a little less gender-specific even than Taylor, and more fitting for me," he explained.

Because of its specifics, it's a little less straightforward, but some may find it more manageable (since some carbs, especially in phase two, are allowed).

"Plus, I recently got into college" — Harvard, to be specific — "which made everyone a little less nervous about me devoting more time to this music thing".

The EC has a very specific appointment procedure, and in walking you through it here, I hope to make it appear a little less daunting!

Talk a little less.