Sentence examples for speaking specifically to from inspiring English sources

The show is speaking specifically to boys and girls who have yet to reach the age of personal cellphones and Avril Lavigne CD's.

When Nobel-prize winning author Toni Morrison described Clinton as the nation's "first black president", she was speaking specifically to the treatment he received during the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal and subsequent impeachment.

By refusing to meet with the Congressional Black Caucus for years at a time, and speaking specifically to almost none of the issues plaguing black America (i.e. mass incarceration, urban violence and unemployment inequality), it's easy to argue that the Obama Administration has gone too far in taking the black vote for granted.

Speaking specifically to the web, Clinton says that social networking sites are now becoming a collaborative space for assembly and political expression.

Speaking specifically to the merchant side, we've got two main answers to that: we're offering them a customer at 2pm today whether they want it or not.

Speaking specifically to her character, she added: "She's looking out for the sisters and still trying to save Cosima.

Ansari's material speaks specifically to the experiences of a mostly under-forty, heterosexual, middle-class, educated, childless audience.

She speaks specifically to girls without oversexualising herself, and that's admirable – it's not always easy in this business.

So today I want to speak specifically to all responsible gun owners and NRA members with the message to join us.

But if stores have seen traffic nearly come to a halt in recent months, what quality would speak specifically to the sensibility of a fashion-conscious young man?

Edwards said that friends of Hunt "spoke specifically to his being artistic" at his funeral last week and disclosed that lately he had gone by the nickname "Spider-Man".