Sentence examples for making quite specific from inspiring English sources
It's a strange collage of different artists making quite specific works – it was a bit like flicking through YouTube.
"But I've allowed myself more space to move around in lyrically this album than I ever have before, including not feeling uncomfortable about making quite specific references to my... self". If he is yet to write a song entitled Alice for his wife, she's in these songs.
In practice, in order to achieve this, we often make quite specific agreements with national entities, and of course we work closely with US Federal agencies to try to improve the scientific and educational base in our own country.
To improve the scheme, Van Steenis said it should be made "quite specific to people who really need it – keyworkers such as teachers and nurses... as in the 1930s, we see house building, still 25% below long-term averages, as crucial for a broader economic recovery".
Some recommendations get quite specific.
Mr Blair, too, is preparing to face voters next year.Mr Bush did not make quite such a specific argument for war.
Lavrov said Moscow had made a "quite specific" ceasefire proposal but would await the American response.
On the one hand, this would make our results quite specific to this context – where the change in cash receipt is experienced by one household member but the change in in-kind receipts is experienced by another.
This direct sensitivity to an organizational signal makes the arborization quite specific, rather than having an initial widespread exuberance of projections followed by pruning (Callaway and Katz 1990).
A leader usually has a set of skills that is quite specific – make sure you build a team that is balanced and not just clones of yourself.
