Sentence examples for becomes specific from inspiring English sources

("General Petraeus" becomes "Specific Petraeus").

It becomes specific and concrete in their mental map of their environment beyond the campus gate".

When it becomes specific I try to stop and give it space.

I don't think it becomes specific players they wish we had".

But the moment we put a name and a face to a character, violence against him or her becomes specific, more meaningful.

"I am talking about love," he declares, and becomes specific: "I am looking for something I never knew — Mary, ooh, Mary ooh — oh Mary, you know I'm looking for you".

It was once rare for aid groups to become specific targets of war.

My taste in clothes became specific, despite the skittish nature of my overall style.

The city has long defined ferrets as wild animals and generally prohibited them, but the ban became specific in 1999.

In 1930, the term became specific, as "a national hook-up" came to denote a radio network.

Next, I hope that writers will all become specific about the vague uses of "protocol" and "handshake".