Sentence examples for specify anything from inspiring English sources

Fox's entertainment president, Kevin Reilly, also promised work on American Idol next season but didn't specify anything.

This was really telling when Mr Ryan was asked point blank what his tax plan would be and he would not specify anything.

Launch the $10 program and it asks you how long you would like to disable internet access for: you can specify anything from one minute to eight hours.

He sent courteous letters to 20 of them, explaining that he was interested in buying their land, though he did not specify anything about hot water.

Obama, while saying that he wanted a budget that "cuts out the things that we don't need," didn't specify anything that he'd be willing to axe.

"The contract we wanted him to sign really didn't give him any rights, didn't really specify anything," she said, "because that's the advice we got from our lawyer — no spelling out of rights".

The peace accord says only that the redeployment will be deliberated by a committee, without specifying anything further.

"Well, a lot of Republican governors have really good ideas for our nation," she responded, without specifying anything except that "it's all about free enterprise and respecting equality".

If you use Gboard you should know you are handing the adtech giant another firehose of your private information — though it claims that only search queries and "usage statistics" are sent by Gboard to Google (The privacy policy further specifies: "Anything you type other than your searches, like passwords or chats with friends, isn't sent. Saved words on your device aren't sent").

Brazil's 1996 law recognizing patents on medicine, passed to comply with the rules of the World Trade Organization, specifies that anything commercialized anywhere in the world by May 14 , 1997 would forever remain unpatented in Brazil.

He declined to specify what — if anything — the inspectors had concluded so far.