Sentence examples for turning specifically to from inspiring English sources

Turning specifically to those of Asian backgrounds, however, there is a question to be asked.

Now, before turning specifically to the contract and the provisions which we say were breached... (Schwartz's voice gradually fades out. Dissolve).

That increased appetite has not gone unnoticed by high-street brands such as Asos and Marks & Spencer, both of which have launched British-made collections to champion home-grown producers, turning specifically to Scottish manufacturers for incomparable knitwear and tweeds.

It would be well then to say something about his view of intellect in general before turning specifically to an analysis of his De intellectu.

In the video posted by Perry on Twitter, Trump can be heard saying, "We have a lot of your Irish press watching us," before turning specifically to Perry and saying: "And where are you from?

No one can resist the big eyes of a kitten, but this Friday the Dearborn Animal Shelter is turning specifically to women for support, hosting a ladies-only night to raise money for the shelter and find some loving homes for homeless pets.

The Ninth Circuit then turned specifically to the issue of same-sex marriages and concluded that Congress did not intend to confer immigration benefits to same-sex couples.

Arguably, he has a clearer focus when he turns specifically to the Book of Job, with its dramatic tale of the trials and tribulations of God's faithful servant, pushed to the limits of endurance by Satan.

He then turns specifically to the French medical doctors who studied Holocaust survivors, and he investigates somatic, psychological, and holistic conceptions of survivors as patients and human beings.

In section 3, we then turn specifically to the critics of enactment, posing the question "What can be said against enactment of a social minimum?" We consider three sets of objections that appeal respectively to the values of individual freedom, fairness, and legitimacy.

The best guess, based on the historical evidence, is that Hamilton and other of the Constitution's Framers would have been appalled by the confirmation antics of McConnell & Co. Let's turn, specifically, to two of Hamilton's contributions to the Federalist Papers, the famed series of articles and essays he wrote with James Madison and John Jay, urging ratification of the new Constitution.