Sentence examples for specifically nothing from inspiring English sources

But specifically, nothing about Microsoft-based products comes close to the worst aspects of the iPad circa Version 1.

To endure a long, bored wait through an anti-piracy advert on a (did I mention the price? £19.99) DVD, you have to have specifically done nothing wrong at all.

Or, what if we created a day for a to-list that specifically had nothing on it?

He's much like most musicians that you meet; they're not sitting around listening to their genre of music specifically and nothing else.

More specifically, the principle "Nothing can come from nothing" was taken to ground two derived principles of causal reasoning.

It is not an awareness tied to a specific political ideology, and there is nothing specifically European about it, unless it be that so many American critics have expounded the thesis that "true art is above politics," which is to say -- although they won't say it that way -- that it is committed to the status quo.

Of course, nothing specifically supports this story.

"There's nothing specifically about winning.

Then, too, there seems nothing specifically Hawaiian about it.

O.K., well, nothing specifically, I guess, when you get right down to it.

Beyond that there was nothing specifically for you in yesterday's news.