Sentence examples for more specifically is from inspiring English sources

Is there anything –- or, more specifically, is there anybody -– who's off-limits on "Fashion Police," or in your commentary in general?

More specifically, is the world now ready for intellectual reality TV?

More specifically, is America ready to elect Barack Obama to the White House in 2008?

What I am suggesting, more specifically, is that women should be directly represented in Indian politics — in the form of a political party that is entirely concerned with what matters to women.

In a new video on YouTube, restaurant workers stacking dishes, shaking drinks, chopping onions and plating burritos take a moment to lip-sync and dance along to the 1959 Motown hit "Money (That's What I Want)." What they want, more specifically, is a $9 minimum wage.

Can government not be run more as a business, with a little bit of attention to the bottom line?' " What McMahon has in mind for the country, more specifically, is to slash or freeze a slate of corporate taxes, while also abolishing the estate tax and the gift tax and creating a series of new deductions for capital expenditures.

And, more specifically, are they better than Morecambe FC's?

More specifically, are they as red as they should be?

Both advance Greenfield's view that the internet generally, and social media and video games more specifically, are having a huge and negative impact on our brains.

Or more specifically, are some things still impossible to find with a search engine?

Theoretical and practical implications embedded in the dynamic context of Asia in general, and China more specifically are discussed.