Sentence examples for more specifically who from inspiring English sources

He's a babe among wolves, who doesn't wish to say the wrong thing or, more specifically, who understands that all things one could say are the wrong thing.

If you're a U.S.-based founder and you've ever wondered how to pitch the London-based firm Atomico or, more specifically, who to pitch, Hiro Tamura is someone you might get to know better.

But until now, we didn't know what that jump actually was, or more specifically, who acted as the bridge between species.

But in the October issue of Glamour, the 26-year-old songstress opens up about the man who inspired the lyrics to her ubiquitous single (or more specifically, who it was she "missed so bad" before he came into her life).

More specifically, those who stay longer or intend to stay longer may be either those who have found a good job and have integrated in the host society or those who need more time to achieve their savings goals.

Because while this column has no truck with people (or, more specifically, tabloids) who judge pregnant women on their looks, it has just as little truck with those who tell them they shouldn't worry their pretty pregnant brains about things such as personal style because they're now – insert pious face – CREATING LIFE.

More specifically, someone who reasons in accordance with this deliberative procedure does worse in autonomous benefit cases than someone who is willing to resolutely stick to a prior plan that he did well to adopt.

"The first question we ask is, who are we designing for?" For most electronics makers, the answer to that question has generally been men -- and more specifically, men who care most about how powerful a product is and looks.

Or more specifically Burrell, who forced a pass that was intercepted by Goneva for an easy canter home.

Dead artists, and more specifically those who met unexpected ends, form another of the show's categories.

In fact, this was the average age for people (more specifically, men) who were homeless when they died - a different matter from life expectancy.