Sentence examples for much specifically from inspiring English sources

But apart from Baroque works like Salamone Rossi's magnificent Psalm settings, and contemporary scores like Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" and Steve Reich's "Tehillim," there isn't much specifically Jewish concert music that might match the vast repertory of Masses.

We can't talk about that too much specifically.

But right now, most geotagged tweets are simply regular tweets that are being tagged with location, and really don't have much specifically to do with it.

Affiliate marketing is a lucrative area for Groupon: Smyth tells me that of all the ways that Groupon currently publicizes and pushes offers to users (they include email, site search, and mobile notifications, among others), affiliate placements have the highest conversion — although a PR jumped into to cut him off when I asked him how much specifically it makes in this area.

I didn't particularly love or hate English class, and 20 years later I can't remember much specifically about the content she taught me.

I will tell you that I'll research that further also, sir, to ensure that the guidance we have right now, I think, very much specifically focuses on documenting contractor performance is good or not good, adequate.

TssJ is localized much less specifically around the cell, and specific co-localization of TssJ with TssB was not observed (middle row), although TssJ sometimes appeared enriched around TssB foci.

Way too much music, specifically of the "Wyndham Hill meets Hare Krishna" variety.

The remedy for too much energy, specifically "wood energy," comes cheaper.

"I had no idea there was so much music specifically for organ".

Yet how much do specifically Mormon beliefs matter to contemporary Mormons?