Sentence examples for a precision of language from inspiring English sources

In "Hedwig" -- which has a flourish and a precision of language that the wry titan Kubrick would probably have loved -- John Cameron Mitchell shows a talent for using much of the frame to stare down the audience -- both the restaurant patrons subjected to Hedwig's performances in the film and those of us gazing at it in the movie house.

His work in this period stripped away the previous extravagance and was characterised by a new precision of language.

Here's where Orwell comes in, since he stood for the precision of language, as both an aesthetic and a political act.

Great precision of language, limpid observation and a rare ability to make the narrative of the poems resonate evocatively.

He described the famous second act sextet with all his famous precision of language: "They were all in a row gesticulating, and anger, vengeance, jealousy, terror and ­stupefaction breathed forth at once from their half-opened mouths.

Like you, I believe words and precision of language still matter.

(Mr. Dundar, knowing the delicacy of the topic, preferred to speak in his native Turkish for the interview for maximum precision of language, though his English is fluent).

But I'm troubled by the word for another reason, one that goes beyond the precision of language and gets to the heart of how we experience food.

Of course, the brevity is appealing to me and the precision of language is the same as captions, and most of the same joke-writing rules apply.

I love the observations, the natural world, the working out of mysterious feeling and above all the way she refines the exactness of her thinking and feeling by her precision of language.

I loved its humor and sheer inventiveness, and also the pivoting between Cage's precision of language when it came to music and his writerly looseness when it came to telling stories.