Sentence examples for all precise from inspiring English sources

Such calm could hopefully encourage clear and, above all, precise thinking.

And, most of all, precise figures are missing: "…patients with IPDs implanted were judged by their physician to walk 'fluently.'" represents surely an informed opinion but cannot satisfy curiosity of researcher outside the neurosurgeons circle.

The meaning, though, is not at all precise.

After all, precise information is what banking is all about.

Her wardrobe has gone all precise; Alamuddin is revelling in the joy of made-to-measure clothes.

He'll be swinging, he'll be in the clave rhythm, but he'll make these little shifts with it -- just a little spurt, where there's an impossibly complex rhythm, but it's all precise.

All this precise maneuvering took place 160 million miles from Earth.

Did I really need to do all that precise knife work?

But they are not all that precise as a matter of either theory or practice.

Still, I don't want to create the impression that the relationship is all that precise.

Maiming and death are just as central to Anderson's vision of things as are all the precise costumes that his characters wear.