Sentence examples for something specific about from inspiring English sources

He says, "I don't think there is something specific about Wikipedia search that is specifically bad, that doesn't mean it couldn't be infinitely better.

You must love something specific about them".

You may have noticed something specific about those dishes.

Perhaps, then, it's something specific about my age.

Is there something specific about Minecraft that makes it a good backdrop for education and science?

Was it the general subject or something specific about the course you liked?

Even when parties have had something specific to say about these, they have made little attempt to put it across directly to the voters.

There is no schedule for sending the messages; instead, they are transmitted when the company has something specific to say about itself or its Web site, or when it wants to announce a new product.

In his manifesto Mr. Hunt-Hendrix had something specific to say about drumming, suggesting that his new stripe of black metal trades the genre's traditional blast beat for a burst beat, "a blast beat that ebbs, flows, expands and contracts," replacing "death and atrophy with life and hypertrophy".

Grush's theory (2007), right or wrong, has something specific to say about this objection.

Next time you go to post on someone's wall for their birthday, take that extra second to recall a moment you shared together or something specific you love about them.