Sentence examples for specific would be from inspiring English sources

To be more specific would be to spoil a whole lot of fun.

To be more specific would be to ruin one of the biggest "NO WAY" TV moments in years.

Mr. Ziercke said that the bomb probably reached Germany on a plane but that anything more specific would be speculation.

On Nov. 27, 1910, a 33-word report with the headline " '606' Is Renamed" said that the "blood specific" would be marketed before the end of the year under the name "Salvarsan".

But to pinpoint it as something so specific would be a worry".

Or, given Cuccinelli's record on other social issues, perhaps the ambiguity of his language is an implicit acknowledgment that anything more specific would be patently troubling.

He offered only some highlights of the agreement, and said further specifics would be made public in coming days.

Sanders answered that specifics would be forthcoming — her way of saying that it was anybody's guess what Trump had meant.

"We can't speculate too much at this point about what the specifics would be," a person briefed on the plans said.

Getting into specifics would be futile, because it would be unfair to spoil the surprise and because no words could ever do justice to the screaming, howling, harrowing nightmare that unfolds after Sally regains consciousness.

The specifics would be up to the agency, but the idea would be to prevent someone from, say, leaving a big bank to become a bank regulator and write weak rules. .