Sentence examples for means specifically from inspiring English sources

I'm here to get my life back – and for me, that means, specifically, my sexual confidence.

When Dyson describes the MANIAC being designed into its casing "like the folding of a cerebral cortex", you know he means – specifically that, like a brain.

What that means specifically is that his music is the soundtrack, and that his performance and choreography lives in the show.

Tonight, I again call on Congress to give us additional authorities and resources to train and equip these fighters" What it really means: Specifically, Obama is asking for $500m, and it's notable that he's not telling the American public anything in this speech about the cost of this latest war.

That means, specifically, a sworn affidavit stating citizenship and age; a long-form birth certificate showing date and place of birth, name of hospital and doctor, and witness signatures; and a sworn statement listing a candidate's places of residence for the last 14 years.

means specifically one thing.

He probably meant, specifically, at the polls in three weeks.

What does it mean, specifically, to female designers?

But there is also a pot called a braisière or daubière, meant specifically for braising.

Still, consumer credit companies and some insurers are now experimenting with financing plans meant specifically for medical costs.

The current multilateral round of trade negotiations is called the Doha Development Round, because it is meant specifically to help poor countries.