Sentence examples for up a very specific from inspiring English sources

Where he once sent up a very specific kind of showbiz style, he now more directly lampoons himself.

For most travelers, I imagine the words "Milan" and "runway" conjure up a very specific image of beauty.

The creepy trailer doesn't give too much away, but it conjures up a very specific time and place – one where A Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th had very recently terrorised you.

The act of toasting seemed a strange act/ritual that opened up a very specific area of food that other products lent themselves to (fruit toasties, sliced bread), as well as the specific affordances of bread you sliced at home, to divide a loaf into flat sections so you could apply intense heat in both directions in a quick manner to produce crispness and caramelization.

Dediu set up a very specific analytical perspective: Windows-based PCs compared to Apple's more diverse lineup of tablets, phones, mobile computing devices (the iPod Touch), and Macintosh PCs.

The term conjures up a very specific picture, one that has been inculcated through the two ages of superstar DJs, Paul Oakenfold's and now Nina Kraviz's.

He said his firm had come up with "a very specific idea" that he declined to describe.

We put together a strong coalition of Gulf states, and Egypt and Syria, and they signed up for a very specific issue — expelling Iraq from Kuwait.

Being self-taught means you end up with a very specific style because you don't know what you're doing".

During a short Facebook live segment Friday morning, Pennsylvania's Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner came up with a very specific threat against his opponent, Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf.

You can't just hop in with a bunch of strangers, which means arranging to meet up at a very specific time.