Sentence examples for there was something specific from inspiring English sources

"It was a relief to know there was something specific wrong," Wendy says.

Then he told me there was something specific he had come to discuss: the issue of my weight.

"That's why I don't allow — up until now, I have never allowed it on in my house, unless there was something specific that I wanted to see, because I don't want all that energy coming into my space".

'It was a tremendous relief to be told that there was something specific wrong with me and that thousands of other people had the same kind of symptoms,' says Stamp. 'The only problem was that everybody seemed to disagree over what was the best treatment.' Eight years after the onset of Stamp's symptoms, it seems little has changed.

If there was something specific in his contract to say he absolutely did not have permission to talk to the media without approval, Nintendo is within their rights to fire him.

The demonstration of such a correlation would suggest there was something specific about homeopathy (even if not telling us if this was something consultational or remedy-mediated).

He says, "I don't think there is something specific about Wikipedia search that is specifically bad, that doesn't mean it couldn't be infinitely better.

I think there's something specific that you could be looking for, but I don't know which it is.

More surprisingly, there is something specific to sympathise with in the intellectual ambition of the Soviet moment.

"We don't really talk about football unless there's something specific like he's scored or I've scored.

Researchers need to determine if there's something specific to younger athletes or professional athletes that may incur different levels of risk.