Sentence examples for most specifically the from inspiring English sources

When I go to a concert, it is to absorb the music and sound, most specifically the overtone series.

Very noticeably left out of the ticker-tape parade of protest on that particular day, as it generally is, were the arts, most specifically the theatre.

There's other stuff that jars, most specifically the moment in the second episode where, thanks to suggestive editing, lions are suddenly able to operate smartphones.

The Wembley Stadium managing director Roger Maslin said: "Wembley Stadium is inextricably linked with rugby league and most specifically the Challenge Cup.

What is far less understood is that the burden of payroll taxes shows up in other ways – most specifically, the way they lower wages.

A UI that I would consider a favorite is the trackpad on my MacBook, most specifically the gestures functionality of it.

The program focuses on both historical and contemporary minorities: the Jews of Europe and most specifically Poland; the Roma of Northern Bohemia; the Vietnamese in Prague, the Turkish in Germany and recent refugees across European Union member states.

The Justice Department said the information in the diary entries was available elsewhere, "most specifically from the oral testimony of the former President himself," an apparent reference to Mr. Reagan's deposition that is to come Friday.

In the case of Y. pestis, this down-regulation is strictly dependent on a functional T3SS [14], and most specifically, on the presence of the V-antigen LcrV.

This unit develops a study of air pollution from a description of what constitutes air pollution, specifically, from its coal sources in the United States, and, most specifically, in the northeastern U.S. and Canada.

There is no place in the other media for the gifts that distinguish him — most specifically, for the gift of re-inventing himself, night after night, without rehearsal or repetition.