Sentence examples for specialized way from inspiring English sources

Strathmore turns out to be just as crass and phony as anywhere else, only in a more specialized way.

Perhaps "Brokeback," with its "taboo" subject matter, needed to be sold in a specialized way, but "The Constant Gardener," which broke no taboos, was also niche-marketed, through political blogs.

He dominates the conversation, but, unlike most people who are nakedly interested in themselves, he is also aware of what is going on with others, though in a specialized way.

"This is wonderful," she continued, "as we can start to describe these projects in a more specialized way, and have broader comparisons: more or less commercial, experimental and educational".

He's now a major actor, but in a specialized way: he doesn't extend himself much, and it's initially hard to imagine him as what he's supposed to be in "Broken Flowers," an indomitable Don Juan who leaves dozens of disappointed girls in his wake.

The authors emphasize that content area teachers play an import role in helping students recognize how language works in a specialized way (p. 10).

Division into families is based on structural differences and adaptations for specialized ways of life.

In the Northern Hemisphere, food-collecting cultures were well adapted to several specialized ways of life by about 4000 bc.

Using specialized ways of talking, writing and representing phenomena.  .

Yet these pathogens limit their access to sexual or parasexual reproduction in unique and specialized ways.

Building and refining theories and models, Constructing arguments and explanations, Using specialized ways of talking, writing and representing phenomena.