Sentence examples for perhaps specifically from inspiring English sources
This is a quasi-war movie set in peacetime: in some ways, a post-9/11 film, perhaps specifically a salve to the memory of USS Cole in 2000.
With its weird deployment of playing cards in one scene, Jones has channelled The Manchurian Candidate – perhaps specifically through Jonathan Demme's Iraq-themed remand – and the overall effect is smart and to the point.
Entirely artificial, it is neither apple nor, certainly, a martini: the type of confection that, despite its popularity -- or perhaps specifically because of it -- makes a principled barkeep wince.
The short answer is yes, or at least it highlights a trap that leading organizations can fall into and that even highly successful managers, and perhaps specifically the most successful, can become victims of.
There might be all kinds of creative soulsearching about nationhood, and perhaps specifically about English nationhood (one thinks of Jez Butterworth's 2009 play Jerusalem – "an enormously good play that dared to talk about Englishness", in Greig's words; or Jeremy Deller's English Magic, his pointedly titled exhibition for the British pavilion at the Venice Biennale of 2013).
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: Well, and can you just talk a little bit more about the possible connection between a lower corporate tax rate and the creation of jobs in America, and perhaps specifically I think the kind of jobs that the current presidential administration seems—has said that they're interested in creating, which are jobs for workers without college degrees?
Or perhaps you specifically like Korean dramas or other country-specific content.
The virtual liver project, perhaps more specifically than the HTS efforts, examines the relationships of specific toxicity pathways and adverse outcomes.
Or perhaps more specifically it's about other movies.
But was there perhaps something specifically German in the law's stringent application?
Kessel absolutely roasted the American team, perhaps more specifically the brain trust, towards the end of the 4-2 loss to Team Canada in a near-perfect tweet.
