Sentence examples for it's something specific from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, then, it's something specific about my age.

"If it's something specific, my thing is always to go to the real place," says Van Sant, while admitting he "never would have been able to insist on it" given the budget pressures to shoot in a cheaper location.

This could be overall industry news, but more likely it's something specific to their clients and business objectives.

"The demand could be some stupid lefty thing like 'overthrow capitalism,' We're hoping it's something specific and doable, like asking Obama to set up a committee to look into the fall of U.S. banking.

It's something specific to me, a specific episode that's mine.

I don't know if it's something specific to Melbourne, but it is really nice to have come across other people operating in a similar area!

It was something specific that we published that got us blocked, and it feels personal.

"I'm not sure what that could be, whether it is something specific for the league or something extraordinary for the Galaxy," Garber said.

He added: "Neither is it comforting to know that, according to research, the percentage of priests who commit these crimes isn't any higher than the percentage of other similar professions... Regardless, one shouldn't present this deviation as if it were something specific to Catholicism".

He explained on "Finding Bigfoot" that it was something specific in how the tracks were laid out on the ground.

I think there's something specific that you could be looking for, but I don't know which it is.