Sentence examples for little specifically from inspiring English sources

Really, the rapture that the series evokes has little specifically to do with Europe.

What is more, there is little specifically "black" or "white" advertising.

The book's structure and style mean that Feifer adds little specifically to the question that will draw many readers: What can the United States learn for its own wars today?

In much the same way, we can note that "Sunday Morning" is a sequence of poems by Wallace Stevens that are well worth reading but that have little specifically to do with Mr. Rorem's piece.

The age group most neglected, but then they have been for years, are young teenagers, 13- to 15-year-olds, where there is very little specifically crafted for them.

But so far the F.A.A. is saying very little specifically about what it would do, although the National Air Traffic Controllers Association is preparing a study correlating levels of furloughs to reductions in the ability to handle traffic.

But while the latter kind of storytelling did little specifically-identifiable harm, except to confuse literature with history or call into question one's truth sense; the case of "Judas Iscariot" is quite another thing, both in kind and effect.

But to answer your question a little more specifically: I am an aid sceptic, OK?

This extraordinarily expansive statement was notable for how little it specifically said about software or computers.

This month, Southcorp Wines, the big Australian company, introduced a brand called Little Penguin specifically for the American market.

McKee Foods, a privately held company, reports annual revenue of $1.2 billion, though it does not report revenue for Little Debbie specifically.