Sentence examples for specifically love from inspiring English sources

As we talk about the book's full title – It's What I Do: A Photographer's Life of Love and War – the question of love – specifically, love in wartime – comes up immediately.

SINCE its start in May, the Metropolitan section has occasionally published collections of "found poems" — more specifically, love poems found in the remarkable Missed Connections section of Craigslist New York, generally on a theme like "neighbors" or "eye contact" or "on two wheels".

I specifically love Chapter 4 detailing career advancement.

A bizarre but beautiful flower, I specifically love working with the fritillaria meleagris variety.

Potions, specifically love potions, keep coming up in Half-Blood Prince, the book in which Harry really notices Ginny.

Grandmothers specifically love to train (passing as much as they can to the next generation before they die) and are not interested in degrees.

We heard that Pitt specifically loves Adam Lippes underwear (lucky Angelina Jolie!).

It did serve those roles, but my work--and, more specifically, my love and passion for my work--did and does so much more.

The poems he set aren't specifically about love, but Mr. Lieberson considered them as love songs and dedicated the cycle to his wife, Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, the luminous mezzo soprano who died in 2006.

Sometimes the renunciation of family isn't selfless, but simply about freedom and, specifically, free love.

More specifically, the love between an idealistic scientist (Veronica Ferres) and the head of a villainous mega-corp (Shannon presumably).