Sentence examples for specifically dead from inspiring English sources
The leaf is specifically dead.
It's tempting to probe Morgan's early life in the Cotswolds to snuffle out the origins of her interest in animals, specifically dead ones.
Closest relatives would be the work of Michel Gondry or Spike Jonze, but absurd surrealism and body-related (specifically dead body-related) humour conceal a surprisingly sincere inquiry into friendship, sanity and the intimacy of farting.
Specifically, dead wood samples were categorized by decay class and divided into subsections where wood disks were cut (a cross section sample 5 to 10 cm thick) from each end and volume and weight measurements (wet and dry) were taken to determine the density of wood and bark [9].
Not specifically dead: just in hospital.
The concern, for many trans users, lies in how the policy is inconsistently applied, often seemingly for no reason other than to specifically dead name, or disable trans accounts, often with no actual recourse available for those who have been effected.
Specifically, he felt bad about naming one specific dead soldier from real life instead of making one up.
The lupus-associated (La -specific murine monocLa -specificdy DAB4 (APOmurinespecifically binds dead cancer cells.
For another, while the outside of the homes are made of shorn trees (specifically, standing dead timber), they are far from Abraham Lincoln's log cabin.
Photos of specifically identifiable dead people do not belong in The New York Times, let alone in color on the front page.
Second, that he was talking specifically about dead soldiers (diminishing the respect evident in the rest of the segment); and finally, in the suggestion that what a politician says, wise or idiotic, is what determines a soldier's character (here, rigor would help).
