Sentence examples similar to a precise point of view from inspiring English sources

The film, Smith says, hits "a precise point of fascination and contention among Americans".

"Bethlehem is a precise point in the Holy Land where Jesus lived," Francis told Andrea Tornielli of La Stampa, an Italian daily.

2 Neither side, however, can point to a definitive interpretation of the precise point of state law at issue.

Choose a point-of-view.

The CIPHER's field of view allows the instrument to keep a single source within the field of view for a long observation period without requiring a precise pointing system.

While this definition is precise from a legal point of view, it causes substantial constraints as there are very few or no easy analytical methods to measure this variable without any conversions.

It demands a very precise operation from a logistics point of view.

Although they do not have formal elements of specificity (prefixes, suffixes, etc)., such units have, from a conceptual point of view, highly precise specialized meanings, as highlighted in the beginning of this text.

From a mechanistic point of view, the precise role for sphingolipids and GCS in ALS pathology needs further investigation.

Describing a flavonoid compound as a phenylpropanoid instead of a chromone (a term that can legitimately be used to describe flavonoids) is, from a biochemist's point of view, more precise and accurate.

"The paper is more precise now," he concedes, "but from a scientific point of view, I think, it makes no difference".