Sentence examples for has specifically sought from inspiring English sources

(In the essay, Didion makes it clear that she has specifically sought in her reporting to find hippiedom's youngest enrollees).

His commissions come mainly by word of mouth, and he has specifically sought jobs restoring the richly painted churches in the south and central parts of Texas.

Friday, 4 56 p.m. | Updated Asked about its choice to accept corporate sponsorship from energy and mining companies, the Brazilian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it has specifically sought to include corporations to "bring these industries closer to environmental-friendly standards".

• Mr. Farish said that NBC had specifically sought out a fashion retailer for a fall season partnership.

The rebels had specifically sought out English-speaking people in a bid to weaken American and British support for the new Rwandan government, they said.

The law enforcement official said it appeared that none of the stores had surveillance cameras, raising suspicions that the killer had specifically sought out stores without them.

But what ought to have made the news was the fact that for the first time, the OST had specifically sought the views of consumers for one of its reviews.

It argues, among other things, that Congress had specifically sought to prevent federal circuit courts from "second-guessing" V.A. decisions about benefits under a 1988 law, which set up the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims to review disability claims.

Mrs. Dee had specifically sought out the site for "Atticus," she explained, because it is named for Atticus Finch, the noble lawyer who protects his client from a lynch mob at the courthouse jail in the Harper Lee novel "To Kill a Mockingbird".

The South China Morning Post reported Monday night on its Web site that in an interview, Mr. Snowden said he had specifically sought the job at Booz Allen so he could collect information about the N.S.A's secret surveillance programs to release to news outlets.

The FBI director's comments suggest Farook, a U.S. citizen born in Illinois, may have specifically sought a confederate long before Islamic State gained international attention in 2014 to help him plan and conduct the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since Sept. 11, 2001.