Sentence examples for be even more specific from inspiring English sources

You can be even more specific.

But the predilection may be even more specific.

To be even more specific, it usually indicates an American remake of a Scandinavian show.

Or, to be even more specific, all of pop history as defined by what Google Play users have in their music libraries.

But as correct as I think Laing is (on both points), I would venture to be even more specific and say that if love belongs to the poet, and fear to the novelist, then loneliness belongs to the photographer.

So Twitter had to be even more specific about the value of the service.

Harry Curtis, a managing director at Robertson Stephens in New York, is even more specific.

In his first address to Congress, he was even more specific.

Darlene Brooks, 63, was even more specific: hot apple cider, with a dash of DeKuyper's Hot Damn! cinnamon schnapps.

"The importance of matching is even more specific to the travel industry, where people traveling to an entirely new destination are making particularly uninformed choices," Mr. Chesky said.

Tag lines in the print and outdoor campaigns are even more specific to the economy, including "Will work for better times".