Sentence examples for specifically dirty from inspiring English sources
The bank dangles "forbearance" — a word that generally suggests mere toleration, but is specifically dirty if you've learned about it the hard way: when your student loan interest kept piling up while you took a timeout from payments.
Clearly, the African disaster most in view today is Sudan, or more specifically the dirty war that has raged since 2003 in that country's western region, Darfur.
They found that specifically naming the "Dirty Dozen" resulted in shoppers being less likely to buy any vegetables and fruit.
Jean-Luc Godard's second feature, "Le Petit Soldat," from 1960, which deals with the Algerian war (specifically, with the "dirty war" of secret agents in Europe) was banned by the French government, which threatened its producer, Georges de Beauregard, with grave repercussions if the film was shown anywhere, even outside of France.
But it was a question from a high school student, on whether to attend college or pursue a full-time job, that prompted Edwards to reflect on the way women approach challenges and specifically some of the dirtier jobs at the DWP. .
Keeping this in a spray bottle will make it easy to mist the dirtiest areas specifically, and for storage.
We were warned about dirty tricks and specifically that they would be of a type like this.
You may think that you are washing with a strong detergent, but there are some specifically marketed for clothes that are dirty and smelly on a regular basis.
Specifically, consumers fear that the new administration will impose tougher gun control laws, and they're stockpiling Dirty Harry weapons while they still can.
More specifically, the performance of linear precoding is examined in the forward link, with optimal nonlinear precoding (i.e., dirty paper coding) acting as the upper performance limit.
