Sentence examples for specifically curious from inspiring English sources

I am specifically curious about her categorization of the song "American Pie" as insane.

I was specifically curious about the question of whether APIs were copyrightable.

Specifically, rather curious changes are described in some eigenmodes of the shell caused by the rise in the water level.

And what better way to mark our triumphant return to your screens than with a whole show dedicated to Indonesia, and specifically the curious lack of a brain drain from the country to the US.

In "Christmas Eve," Irving specifically mentions the curious practice of hanging mistletoe, so odd that it required a footnote to explain to his American readers: "The mistletoe is still hung up in farmhouses and kitchens at Christmas; and the young men have the privilege of kissing the girls under it, plucking each time a berry from the bush.

(Isherwood) 'The Last Will' In the final work of a trilogy about William Shakespeare, Robert Brustein imagines the end of his life, and specifically how his curious will came about.

(Gates) 'The Last Will' (closes on Sunday) In the final work of a trilogy about William Shakespeare, Robert Brustein imagines the end of his life, and specifically how his curious will came about.

My first question was "Why do this?" Specifically I was curious if Ubuntu users had asked to be saved from the burden of browser tabs, or if this was another Canonical innovation trying to fix problems that users didn't know they had.

Specifically, Lauer was curious about Trump's continued beef with "SNL".

Most specifically, I'm curious to know if the ministry shares the opinion "expressed" by its namesake when he endorsed that awful booklet.

Specifically, we were curious to know the levels of VEGF and SDF-1, which are considered pro-angiogenic factors due to their demonstrated effects on the recruitment and retention of the pro-angiogenic precursor cells at sites of tumor formation [34], [43].