Sentence examples for what is specifically from inspiring English sources

If it is, what is specifically wrong at Trinity Mirror?

What is specifically being done to make women feel safer in your state?

At first, it is hard to tell what is specifically Jewish about Mr. Slo nimsky's "Jewish Rhapsody" (1997), a concerto for piano, flute, strings and percussion in its premiere recording.

Tonight Charles Dutoit conducts a program called "Magic Russia," which offers Liadov's "Enchanted Lake," Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" and Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 3, though what is specifically enchanted about the Prokofiev is not immediately clear.

What is specifically American here — though it's increasingly seen in other countries, too — may be the modern sense of equal citizenship, engendered by the illusion that we can sustain conspicuous housing consumption even among a majority of the people.

Everything that happened in the Soviet Union, of course, had something to do with Russians, but often these digressions serve only to obscure the very line Hosking is trying to draw between what is specifically Russian and what is broadly Soviet.

And what was specifically unreasonable about supporting an indefinite "he" in 1745?

After the game in Montreal, Tortorella declined to discuss what was specifically wrong.

Four pages of the festival's 44-page brochure are devoted to what are specifically labeled Ideas events.

Ferguson saw more clearly than anybody else what was specifically good and bad in "Kane," and though he was wrong, I think, in maintaining that unobtrusive technique is the only good technique, he did perceive that "Citizen Kane" challenged this concept.

What are specifically in these sanctions, and what do they practically accomplish?