Sentence examples for specific from the from inspiring English sources

He has demanded nothing specific from the government in exchange for peace.

I happen to think that if you were careful enough to identify and separate the Bristol specific from the NHS general, you could generalise from Bristol and use it for making wide-ranging observations".

A night-club scene of music and dancing goes from the general to the specific, from the event to the experience, from the public invitation to the intimate confrontation, in the space of a cut.

Experienced performers are seeking something very specific from the applause, Mr. Abramov said, like extra seconds to catch his or her breath between the end of an adagio and the beginning of a variation.

This may seem obvious, but you must be specific from the outset about why you are sending someone your résumé.

To be specific, from the subfunctions, we select the subfunctions in order for MBs and in round robin manner for the whole video sequences decoding.

Many officials from the U.N. and other countries were clearly impatient to hear more specifics from the United States.

Ms. Shannon said she does not intend to seek more specifics from the military about the suicide bombing.

Now, as we are heading into the homestretch, Americans want to hear policy specifics from the candidates.

That means it's time to move the conversation from broad strokes to specifics, from the big picture to the gritty details.

It was Nicole's habit to do this, to call out random, intimate specifics from the world around her and bring them to Douglas's attention.