Sentence examples similar to specifically more interesting from inspiring English sources
Call of Duty, meanwhile, has added Com Cast and Oracle features specifically to make the games more interesting to spectators, and has included new maps, modes and league options to entice pro-gamers.
"We do get a lot of families [already], but the plans for the future are specifically aimed at making it more interesting and more accessible to families and children.
The Republicans' case is perhaps more interesting, more romantic, and more specifically American, although not necessary more true.
Specifically, in an effort to help people find more interesting news stories, it will show more news article links in the feed, "particularly on mobile".
What Foursquare and Gowalla (the two location apps specifically cited by a source) had to say was more interesting.
When holding the webinar, be direct and discuss necessary topics, using a presentation prepared specifically for this industry that can make the webinar more interesting and appealing.
Even more interesting may be that the iPhone 4 specifically had been in testing in these chambers for 2 years.
But perhaps more interesting is that Everywear Games is targeting wearable devices; specifically smart watches, including (and I suspect, primarily) the soon-to-launch Apple Watch.
More interesting perhaps is to trace Picasso's impact on the formation of a specifically British idea of modernism.
Handel becomes more interesting.
