Sentence examples for specifically critics from inspiring English sources

Specifically, critics said that Comcast left open the possibility that it could wed two databases, one with individual customer information and the other of aggregate surfing habits.

Specifically, critics have faulted the evacuation plan for assuming that people who live beyond the 10-mile radius of Indian Point will not also flee the area, clogging roadways.

Now let's talk about the Botox backlash, specifically critics' decrying overuse.

Specifically, critics of the current bill note that it does not prohibit the NSA from conducting "backdoor searches," warrantless search of Americans' emails and phone calls.

More specifically, critics praised the game's camera use, the game's "very solid" physics model, the impression of racers' speed, and the game's snow effects (sun reflected in the snow as appropriate, and fluffy snow and packed snow appeared and behaved differently).

Specifically, critics have argued that practitioner responses to vignette are likely to report what they perceive should be done rather than what they would actually do.

Voters for the award include specifically designated critics and journalists, the boards of Actors Equity Associationn, the Dramatists Guild, the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, United Scenic Arts and the American Theater Wing, as well as members of the League of American Theaters and Producers.

All of this helps explain why music writers have gone bonkers for the song, specifically rap critics from middle-class backgrounds like myself, who, perhaps to a fault, tend to enjoy artists who bring to life the inner-city struggle that we've never experienced.

THE makers of "The Da Vinci Code" opened their film last week in spite of howls of protest from a historically powerful institution, which labeled the Sony Pictures effort "a provocation" and "spirit-lowering tripe". The institution was the press, specifically the critics, who gave a C+ to an A-list enterprise that included Tom Hanks and Ron Howard.

Specifically, the critics argue that the Brownback administration's reclassification of KPERS, the state's teacher pension fund, as part of the general education budget has misleadingly inflated school funding levels.

More specifically, many critics are bothered by the fact that it appears that the bar for admissions to America's fanciest institutions is much higher for Asian high school students than for other applicants.