Sentence examples similar to not specifically then from inspiring English sources
The U.S. president was someone in the future, not specifically Ronald Reagan, then in office.
If we accept the proposition that Holder was not lying when he claimed that the younger al-Awlaki was "not specifically targeted," then he was not killed in a so-called "personality strike" (i.e. a strike on known terrorists who are "nominated" to be on a "kill list" approved by President Obama and his advisors in teleconferences).
The second is that many American fans agreed with him – if not about Feilhaber specifically, then about Klinsmann's roster selection.
It's also likely that there will be local bus operators offering travel cards, if not specifically for students, then for local residents.
A regional label can also suggest that if a reader isn't interested in California specifically, then he will not be interested in a book set there.
He argued that if the action of the state government is not specifically barred by Congress then it's legal.
Although claimed to be an important factor in other studies, it was then not specifically examined and adjusted for [ 2, 18, 19].
However, I have a pretty rigid rule: if I'm not specifically passionate about the problem being addressed, then I won't engage.
"I'm not an advice giver, unless I'm asked specifically, then I'll talk away as much as they want.
(The Black Panther was introduced before then, breaking the race barrier, but he is not specifically African-American).
