Sentence examples for specifics a from inspiring English sources

Once we focus on the specifics, a startling fact emerges.

Before we get to the specifics, a few broad guidelines about trophy-property shopping emerged from this exercise.

The stream of content that rushes through our lives often seems like an absurdist spectacle of randomly generated specifics, a comic nightmare of futile enumeration.

Without going into specifics, a senior Pakistani official said a process had been started to reduce the possibility of full-scale war.

In the absence of plausible policy specifics, a coherent philosophy, a regard for nuance, or an acknowledgment of the exigencies of governance, this ritual seemed an end in itself.

The answers were unusual for a leader in a political culture that much prefers combative specifics: "a broadly generous-spirited optimist", "the Duracell bunny, he doesn't panic", "detached, not gripped by a sense of specific mission but by duty".

The SDN doesn't often provide much in the way of specifics ― a name, a few aliases, a nationality and sometimes a date of birth.

Is that too weirdly specific a score?

A specific Ardbeg, an older Macallan.

This found an echo on the Today programme when presenter John Humphrys bemoaned the lack of hope and both former Tory MP Matthew Parris and current Labour MP Tessa Jowell suggested people wanted not some grand idea of hope but specifics - a new bridge, more houses, something tangible and achievable.

A noise illuminates a specific thing in a specific place.