Sentence examples for specifically speaks from inspiring English sources

The article specifically speaks out on the effects that female incarceration has on the children of those imprisoned.

It specifically speaks about removing nationalist and religious prejudices.

There's a song on the album called 'The Charade' and it specifically speaks to the Oscar Grants, and the Trayvon Martins, and the Michael Browns," D'Angelo said in reference to the track featured on his latest album "Black Messiah".

While A Suitable Girl is set in India, and very specifically speaks of the marriage market here, it is also universal in the way it goes about exploring themes of body shaming against very set ideals of beauty and desirability, and the onus of expectations of sacrifice falling on women.

The morphological features were also related to the chromosomal aberrations; more specifically speaking, the presence of trisomy 18 was associated with a specific morphology.

What makes the Toast different from other sites and how does it specifically speak to women?

John Cannon, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service, said he could not recall specifically speaking with Delio.

Specifically speaking, they can generate good results on training data but normally do not produce an optimal model when applied to unseen data in real world applications.

Specifically, speaking up with promotive voice (providing ideas for improving the group) was significantly related to gaining status among one's peers and emerging as a leader.

Mr. Carson responded that the Constitution "doesn't address that particular situation". The Constitution does not specifically speak to what Mr. Obama should do at this moment.

I thought, why don't we commission, or pull from the portfolio of Materialise, works that specifically speak to certain locations and objects.