Sentence examples for telling specifics from inspiring English sources
But in the same way that this convention failed to fill the shell of Romney the man, the big speech came with no telling specifics on how he would govern.
That's perhaps because his style isn't suited to telling specific stories.
The former director general, now chief executive of the New York Times Company, has hit back by accusing Patten of telling "specific untruths and inaccuracies" to the PAC.
In a submission to the committee published on Friday, Thompson accused Patten and the BBC trustee Anthony Fry of telling "specific untruths and inaccuracies" in their evidence to the PAC on 10 July and "fundamentally misleading" MPs.
"I think it's in telling specific stories that you open the world to the universality that exists everywhere in the world and I think Mira Nair did that with this film.
New details emerged Sunday about when members of Congress were first told specifics about the program.
And whenever she tells specific stories about her family she does fine.
Another Kyrgyz-Kazakh specialty is program music, in which instrumentalists suggest situations or tell specific stories without words, through musical images alone.
To ferret out who was talking, he said, he would tell specific tidbits of information to certain individuals and then wait to see which of the tidbits were later raised by his interrogators.
On Thursday night, in a leaked submission to the public accounts committee, Thompson accused the pair of "fundamentally misleading" parliament and alleged that they told "specific untruths and inaccuracies".
These episodes tell specific incidents in which Cordelia becomes targeted: by a scorned classmate, to become a zombie's bride and by hunters in a case of mistaken identity.
