Sentence examples for specifically pointed from inspiring English sources

This is the first time he has specifically pointed to the offense.

I didn't really know what genre it was a part of, or what age group it was specifically pointed at.

I'd also like Press TV and RT to follow Ofcom rules, but you've specifically pointed to their state funding as an issue.

He specifically pointed to a memo theorizing that the Texas Guard's chief of staff, Col. Walter B. Staudt, was pressing Mr. Hodges to give Mr. Bush favorable treatment.

In its literature it has specifically pointed to France as a place where "the grey zone" of tolerance and moderation can be usefully targeted and destroyed.

The British warning specifically pointed to upmarket shopping areas and malls in the commercial hub of Johannesburg and Cape Town, widely regarded as South Africa's tourism capital, as the most likely targets.

But Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has drawn sharp distinctions between the two shootings, specifically pointing out, among other things, Mr. Ferguson's record of nine arrests.

At the same time, Desmond specifically points to a chronic underfunding of federal housing assistance programs that has made it harder for people to escape the poverty they fall into.

Ms. Loiseau did not specifically point to anyone within the administration as the source of the articles, but she said that France could only assume that journalists were being truthful when they cited unnamed officials in the administration.

More specifically, pointing movements may be planned to minimize the variance of the final hand position.

Zucker highlighted NBC's own success online, specifically pointing to the large numbers of viewers already tuning in to NBC's TV shows online.