Sentence examples for little specific from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schwarzenegger has said little specific about his economic plans.
"It was such a little specific thing, and I'd never heard anyone else do that before.
Marcus had little specific to say on the subject of war.
He asks for costumes with as little specific local or historical accuracy as possible.
Yet on their own they yielded little specific information, and a historical context proved difficult to flesh out.
Little specific information is available about when infected people stop shedding the virus, and thus stop spreading the illness.
Mr. West, who might have stepped from a Ralph Lauren ad, has plenty of intensity but little specific personality.
Mr. Ahmadinejad and Mr. Assad made little specific mention of American diplomatic efforts at a news conference after their meeting.
A declaration of G8 principles was a windy document that committed the west's leading industrial nations to do little specific.
Alarming reports about allegations of sexual assault and abuse would linger, although the teachers might have little specific information about them.
The third condition reflected Mr. Carey's view that too many memorials and monuments become mute because they contain so little specific information about the events they commemorate.
