Sentence examples for not specifically but from inspiring English sources

"No, not specifically, but they are used to dealing with people in extreme distress".

Not specifically, but it's quite strange to see stalwart Sony thrashing about like this for something that might open new markets.

Asked whether it's making the change as part of an FTC settlement last year — which followed an investigation into data mishandling, privacy and security complaints dating back to 2014 and 2015 — an Uber spokesman told us: "Not specifically, but user expectations are shifting and we are working to build privacy into the DNA of our products".

We tell the audience's story, not specifically, but at its core.

Not specifically better, but certainly different.

The Windemere was not specifically named, but it was the building agreed upon.

Mr. Everson replied, "It is not specifically contemplated, but it will undoubtedly be looked at".

It was not specifically devolutionary but simply wanted to rejuvenate the party.

The lockout threat was not specifically cited, but there is no doubting its influence.

Online gambling is not specifically prohibited, but violates the 1961 Interstate Wire Act, which prohibits telephone gambling.

An investigation later indicated that the lawmakers were probably not specifically targeted but had been dialed on the same day because their phone numbers were consecutive.