Sentence examples for specifically one thing from inspiring English sources

means specifically one thing.

A little bit of everything, really, not specifically one thing.

"I am very lucky because I specifically had one thing I wanted to do and I got it," he says, although he worries that he will struggle to find a job that makes use of his languages long term.

The story alluded to, but did not specifically credit, one thing that has allowed the woman to remain at home for so long: living in a small town where a neighbor will most likely find her and bring her safely home.

I don't believe anyone has conducted and brain scan specifically on resistance, but one thing we do know is that the right side of the prefrontal region that lies behind your forehead lights up when we're trying to avoid something.

That's the equivalent of destroying information, and is specifically the one things that's disallowed.

"I'm not specifically pinpointing any one thing in my health concerns," he said.

It's not one thing specifically, not like "I'm pulling out this thing" for dinner.

I felt generally insecure, but specifically very good about one thing: my cooking/cleaning skills.

They simply float down the river of your digestive journey and do one thing specifically along the way — produce enzymes to break down acetaldehyde.

I think of women who have just given birth and the euphoria they feel, and compare them with me and my body, supposedly built specifically to achieve the one thing I cannot.