Sentence examples for specifics which are from inspiring English sources

Forgetting the campaign's specifics, which are not our concern here, what was useful about Kony 2012?

Let's skip the specifics, which are complicated and can be gleaned from the show's catalog, by Robert Hobbs, the curator.

The overall image and intentions matter more than the specifics, which is why the "bedroom tax" did not sink the Conservatives last time, and railway nationalisation won't deliver victory to Labour today.

Of the 8 DENV IgM positive samples that were examined for type specificity, 7 (88%) were DENV-3 specific, which was the dominant type during the epidemic (3 ).

"Wull's ethnicity is non-specific, which was really intentional.

Brennan is reluctant to get specific, which is understandable.

Although AIDS is the underlying theme, most of the work is metaphorically fluid rather than issue-specific, which wasn't necessarily the case in similar exhibitions a decade ago.

They are headache specific, which is what we set out to achieve.

It gets very specific, which is a good thing considering you won't keep getting notifications on things you don't care about.

When Lehrer pressed Obama to say what he would give up, Obama refused to concede anything specific, which was the right response.

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