Sentence examples for specifically mean from inspiring English sources

By we I mean New Yorkers, and I specifically mean the New Yorkers who, from the first rumor of spring to the dying gasps of an Indian summer, insist on restaurants with sidewalk cafes, apparently believing that nothing sauces roasted chicken like the exhaust from an M104 bus and there's no music more relaxing than the eek-eek-eek of a delivery truck in reverse.

Specifically, mean HA frequency decreased by about 6.8 days/month.

To avoid confusions, we use WiMAX to specifically mean IEEE 802.16-2004 in the following discussions if not indicated otherwise.

When I say "you," I specifically mean all the people who joined because of the special integration with Facebook that Spotify has had going since September.

According to the LA Times, the company could file for bankruptcy as soon as September in a move, while dire, doesn't specifically mean the end of the company.

MM: Yes and what I specifically mean is when Jerry Yang came back as CEO he set a hundred day strategic review process in motion.

Major wine producers offer wines specifically meant to be sold by the glass.

Détournement de mineur specifically means having caused a minor to leave home.

But Canseco said he did not ask Max what that specifically meant.

The spots, with limited voiceovers, are set to music specifically meant to go with the hair types.

As the author of "Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People," he specifically means skills of negotiation.