Sentence examples for way specific to from inspiring English sources

Whatever its other depredations, addiction afflicts modern people in a way specific to our time.

We excel at tying turbans in a way specific to the city, safa.

Certainly, Laura Bush doesn't seem to have had much trouble with the role, so, whatever the problem was, it does seem to have been in some way specific to Hillary.

However well cut a pair of leather pants or a dress sliced with an industrial zipper, these are now standard pieces and seemed in no way specific to the legacy of Emanuel Ungaro.

Additionally, it is possible that our results are in some way specific to individuals who received clinical diagnoses.

However, the angle must be defined in a way specific to the landscape, scale, and season that are under investigation, hence requiring rapid, easy-to-use tools.

As people converse, they move their hands in ways specific to their culture and personality, simultaneously wrinkling facial muscles in unique patterns.

If nearly all his characters (except for poor, clunky Shelley) talk with a surreally heightened articulateness, they do so in ways specific to their characters.

Other tools on Facebook, like Groups and Pages that can be set up to memorialize someone in ways specific to a group of people, are designed to help people grieve in their own ways.

Kaupapa Māori methods (ways specific to Māori) were used to engage with Māori participants [ 48].

This research has been followed up in diverse ways specific to maternity care and more generally.