Sentence examples for That's precise from inspiring English sources
Save for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, who made a brilliant squall, this year's bigger names tended toward rock that's precise and too soft, like Hot Chip, the reunited Postal Service, Airborne Toxic Event and also the Saturday night headliner Phoenix, an eminently average band in cool-kid clothes, though it did bring out R. Kelly, who sang "Ignition (Remix)," an unexpected detour.
The result is a 3D topographic map that's precise to a single meter — far better than any other large-scale map out there.
"We have to drag them out here, but we need information that's precise," Quintero reflected on the meeting.
Ms. Axler has a comic's gift for language that is precise and imaginative, but never showy.
People ask: "What price liberty?" Reader's Digest has an answer that is precise to the last cent: the price of liberty is US$30,000.
Collins, staying inside Katniss's head, produces short, tactile sentences that are precise about apprehension and physical experience.
Would this mean looking forward to political discourse that is precise and structured?
DNA, like light and matter, comes in chunks that are precise and measurable.
In Paris, where he lives, little that is precise is known about him even when he says it himself.
The American approach now, he said, would be to mount raids that were "precise" and based on the incoming intelligence.
