Sentence examples for was just specific from inspiring English sources

"Even if it was just specific military strikes, I don't think that would be the end of it," said Ms. Ridinger, who described herself as a Republican.

Hollywood, by the way, could take a lesson from Ms. Washburn, who has managed to be just specific enough to suggest a futurist world with its own rules and without the holes in logic that plague so many blockbusters.

The characters' self-image is shaped by rock music and cinema: "Oh, the movie never ends …" The lyric is just specific enough not to be woolly but vague enough to apply to any situation in which not stopping believin' is important.

Interviewer: So you're hypothesizing that maybe there are just specific proteins for each chromosome pair so the homologous ones can find each other?

Keep in mind that all of these suggestions are just specific applications of the Golden Rule.

Women are receiving threats in all sorts of different forms.' That was just one specific one".

My Dad: I don't know if it was just one specific thing.

But it just so happened that in this scene Terence needed to see a tear and comment on it, so that was just a very specific instance.

Thus it was speculated that this was just reflecting the specific epidemiological situation in New Zealand [ 125].

The problem was that he was just a bit too specific.

But the president acknowledged that there was just widespread suspicion -- not specific evidence -- to link either man to the bombings.