Sentence examples for a precise embodiment from inspiring English sources

It's Darrell Hammond, the expert impersonator from "Saturday Night Live," delivering a precise embodiment of Truman Capote in "Tru," Jay Presson Allen's 1989 one-man play about the flamboyant author remembered as much for his distinctive drawl and mannerisms as for his elegant prose and wit.

Carnap's fundamental idea is that intensions, for whatever entities are being considered, can be given a precise mathematical embodiment as functions on states, while extensions are relative to a single state.

"GAVI has not only made remarkable progress in improving the prospects for the world's children, in many ways it is the precise embodiment of the increasing trend of taking a private sector approach to a public problem", said Professor Klaus Schwab, President of the World Economic Forum.

Like the butler in "Remains of the Day," the narrator of "Orphans" -- one Christopher Banks -- speaks to us in a precise, slightly detached voice that seems the very embodiment of English propriety and circumspection.

Marlene May as her absurd mother, Catherine, is as precise an embodiment of Shaw's character as I can recall seeing: grand, coquettish, impish, devious and innocent all at once.

A precise pitching wedge?

Willis is a precise craftsman.

It's a precise business".

It distills a precise mood.

"There is a precise clause".

Scientists are a precise bunch.