Sentence examples for spoke specifically to from inspiring English sources

Black America, of course, played its part, but a new, cosmopolitan fusion that spoke specifically to black Britons was under way.

Edwards said that friends of Hunt "spoke specifically to his being artistic" at his funeral last week and disclosed that lately he had gone by the nickname "Spider-Man".

Baron couldn't produce data that spoke specifically to this point, and not just because she's snowed in; romantic e-mails aren't the sort of data that often make it into the hands of scholars.

Novelist Darryl Pinckney spoke specifically to the history of police as an occupying force in black communities – tracing the evolution from southern slave patrols operated by poor whites intended to discourage collusion with black slaves to now.

Perfect Girls, Starving Daughters author Courtney E. Martin, who writes for The American Prospect on youth culture and politics, spoke specifically to the point of view of the younger generation.

Participants spoke specifically to the convenience of not having to clean bottles or prepare formula.

Ansari's material speaks specifically to the experiences of a mostly under-forty, heterosexual, middle-class, educated, childless audience.

She speaks specifically to girls without oversexualising herself, and that's admirable – it's not always easy in this business.

So today I want to speak specifically to all responsible gun owners and NRA members with the message to join us.

The show is speaking specifically to boys and girls who have yet to reach the age of personal cellphones and Avril Lavigne CD's.

But if stores have seen traffic nearly come to a halt in recent months, what quality would speak specifically to the sensibility of a fashion-conscious young man?