Sentence examples for specifically spoke from inspiring English sources

"I think kids, teens, were looking for comedies that specifically spoke to them," he said, adding that the network programs' themes of "self-empowerment and wish fulfillment" were particularly important to teens and young adults.

"They specifically spoke about the value in Australia as a filming destination, the quality and variety of our locations," she said, while stressing Australia's appeal to foreign film-makers lay in its crew and facilities as much as its picture postcard settings.

Jewish machismo turned the 1948 Israeli Declaration of Independence, which specifically spoke of equality and women's rights, into a travesty - "Debased men need to degrade women... Once debased, men become powerful men, the degrading of women becomes a state protected right".

Faced with "Brief Interviews," in 1999, Michiko Kakutani, the New York Times reviewer, accused Wallace of writing an "airless, tedious" book, and specifically spoke of her disappointment that it did not fulfill the stated goals of "E Unibus Pluram" to breathe new life into the "deep moral issues that distinguished the work of the great 19th-century writers".

This week Obama specifically spoke about programs designed to stimulate the Palestinian technology ecosystem and build bridges with the large and well-developed Israeli tech community.

Allen specifically spoke of indoor, greenhouse, hoop house, rooftop and wall farms, all built using technologies that can partially replace outdated methods that he said are depleting our soil and other environmental resources.

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?

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

The decision went on to say that Congress had specifically spoken on this issue, noting that Congress had directly addressed the problem of tobacco and health through legislation six times since 1965.

In this ongoing game of winks and nods, a White House spokesman denied the president had specifically spoken those words, but noted that "his faith helps him in his service to people".