Sentence examples for specifically come from inspiring English sources

I had specifically come to this rally because it was supposed to be especially diverse.

67% agree they specifically come to the Guardian to read about social and/or environmental justice issues.

At a festival, they haven't specifically come to see you, they've maybe come to see the general idea of comedy.

But remember that the S.E.C. has only specifically come out against two separate items bundled together – a charter amendment and a merger.

Although "Grace" didn't specifically come to mind as she kept her journal, Ms. Kumin said in a telephone interview, she has no doubt that writing (and her daughter Judith, who helped her to write) was her salvation.

"Nothing has specifically come out of the Minnesota situation that says, 'look for this.' " There are more than 750 bridges with steel deck trusses, roughly similar to the one that now lies in the Mississippi River, and the federal government told the states Thursday evening to quickly inspect about 470 of them that are particularly vulnerable to flaws.

You do get the irrational feeling that they are specifically coming for you.

What specifically comes to mind, in terms of the kind of drawing that you didn't try then and feel comfortable with now?

Specifically coming from where I come from, Port Talbot, after Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins, two people who – well, Tony got his act together, Burton never really did, he was very much about demons and all that kind of thing.

"In the African American community specifically, coming up in the time that we did, you had to be hard," remembers the 38-year-old of a childhood spent in Harlem, and then Queens, New York.

In Mr. Zald?r's case, the Board of Immigration Appeals found that he had failed to show that the gang he feared, Mara-18, was specifically coming after him.