Sentence examples for is specifically the from inspiring English sources

The moral issue at stake here is specifically "the way W. did it".

"This is specifically the western African sound: there are a lot of shared ideas between these two neighbouring countries.

The crucial point, Bergner writes, is that flagging sex drive is not just an inevitability for women — it is specifically the result of long-term monogamy.

Durga Bernhard's "To & Fro, Fast & Slow" is also aimed at the very young child living in a troubled world, but here it is specifically the split domain of those children who must pass back and forth between divorced parents.

In a Nato context 'assist' would include things like providing combat support, which is specifically the aviation piece, and a policy decision would have to be made about that," he said".

It is specifically the recurring tone of belligerent black comedy that gives the best insight into the beleagued Serb mind, an insight available from the movies, but not from the news broadcasts.

Yet a central point of the Gospel story is that Jesus is not the lion of the faith but the lamb of God, while his other symbolic animal is, specifically, the lowly and bedraggled donkey.

Whether or not this is specifically the case, the Economist Intelligence Unit believes that the interim administration does not want a return to the dynastic politics of the past, which was dominated by two "begums".

The focus of Gary Cross's "Men to Boys: The Making of Modern Immaturity" (Columbia; $29.50) is specifically the current generation of young men, compared with those of the post-Second World War period (Cross's father's generation) and those of the sixties (his own generation).

I don't think it's specifically the lyrics that interested me.

The elements of the admittance matrix (Eq. (43)), are specifically the short-circuit admittance parameters [30].