Sentence examples for specifically true from inspiring English sources

NR: When Andy [ Taylor guitarist] came down from Newcastle, we told him we had a singer, but that wasn't specifically true.

Photograph invokes an idealised nostalgia for small-town days of youth broadly relatable to many but specifically true probably not even to its author, and typifies the cheesily contrived, if fairly benign side of Nickelback.

This is specifically true in professional sports, where the precise theory urged by McCormick was rejected by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in the Leon Wood case (1987) and by the Supreme Court in Brown v. Pro Football (1996).

But there are also things that are specifically true only about your organization, and the people you have and the unique situation you're in at that point in time.

This is specifically true in the case of postulated accidents.

This is specifically true considering recent trends of land conversions in Savanna regions (e.g. [18]).

The cone "SAB," of course, is supposed to symbolize memory, specifically, the true memory or regressive memory.

An up to date population-based study could make an important contribution to our current knowledge of sudden and severe headache, specifically the true incidence and prognosis of vasoconstriction syndromes, and better assessment of the clinical features and prognosis of those with 'uncertain' or 'unclassifiable' headaches.

This may specifically hold true for emotional demanding scenarios such as breaking bad news (unpublished observations of the authors).

Specifically, the true rate of offending may have been under-reported as clinicians may not have been aware of all convictions.

This specifically holds true when protected species also rely on surrounding landscapes and buffer zones that are more prone to human impact [ 44].