Sentence examples for a precise art from inspiring English sources

Hers is a precise art with an undertow of weirdness, that heightened surrealist sensibility.

He also points out that administering an anaesthetic is a precise art.

The chapter on "Fixing a Clock" begins: "The repair of most complicated and/or antique timepieces is a precise art best left to the professionals, or people who've at least taken some kind of clock-mending course and have the first clue about how a clock works".

'Mapping' one construction schema to another is not a precise art and we do not guarantee that our 'map' is superior to others that might be suggested.

Creating a family tree is a very precise art, so next you need to plan it carefully; setting it out and lining it up on a generous piece of good quality paper.

The nonagenarian Professor Irwin Corey makes a winningly precise art of being addled as a slow-writing clerk in the courtroom scene.

Add the gin, sugar syrup and some ice, and stir for 27 seconds in a clockwise rotation (cocktail making is a very precise art, after all), to chill the gin.

This final workshop will teach students how to make their own way through pop all by themselves, with specific reference to the the precise art of the post-X Factor Christmas single.

TV on the Radio, the Sunday night headliner, has inadvertently become the most exciting funk band of our time, and its show was searing, a precise collection of art-soul songs by a band that's happy to appear sloppy from a distance but knows exactly how all its parts are moving.

In a very precise sense, art imitates nature, because in his/her creativity, the genuine artist (i.e. the Romantic artist) also seeks to produce an organic whole and thereby embody an eternal truth.

It's true he makes up for a certain discomfort with visual art through a precise attention to design that gives no quarter.