Sentence examples for specific which from inspiring English sources

Brennan is reluctant to get specific, which is understandable.

On Monday the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, pressed Dutton to be specific – which groups was he speaking about?

From 1948 to 1983, the term "electronic music" meant something very specific, which it probably never will again.

"Plus, I recently got into college" — Harvard, to be specific — "which made everyone a little less nervous about me devoting more time to this music thing".

I'm aware that I make things for people to hook on to and connect to, but it's vague in my mind, so when you hear about a specific which is definite and somebody connects to it…" he trails off.

Lawyers for Granite State argued that the Stamford zoning board violated the company's First Amendment rights by rejecting billboard applications at a time when the sign ordinance was still "content specific," which they said violates the United States Constitution.

"Wull's ethnicity is non-specific, which was really intentional.

Although AIDS is the underlying theme, most of the work is metaphorically fluid rather than issue-specific, which wasn't necessarily the case in similar exhibitions a decade ago.

Obama's comments on democracy – a red-hot issue in Egypt and in almost all Arab countries – were strong too, but less effective for being non-specific, which will disappoint democracy activists in Egypt and elsewhere.

It is location-specific, which brings us back to the challenge of tagging the world.

Primary inputs are project-specific, which vary significantly from one project to another.