Sentence examples for most specifically those from inspiring English sources

Surveying the post-cold-war landscape, Mr. Huntington described radically different civilizations with radically divergent values — most specifically, those of the secular West and of the Islamic world.

All of us, but most specifically those with increasing incomes.

The pathway most significantly affected by TSA treatment in F9 EC cells is that of cholesterol biosynthesis, most specifically those steps involved in the synthesis of low density lipoprotein.

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

Yes, it is true, I have been reintroduced to that great sport of American football, and most specifically the moves and charisma of two running backs, Tiki Barber and Curtis Martin.

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.

He's been pilloried by right-wing groups of the GOP, most specifically the Tea Party, for "giving up".

These characteristics, and most specifically the slope in a certain wavelength range, can be used to link a spectrum to its corresponding coating thickness.