Sentence examples for an exacting man from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mann is an exacting man by reputation and practice.

Foster was an exacting man, but he demanded perfection of no one more than himself, and he was soft-spoken and courteous to a fault.

It's a sitcom about three middle-aged women who move to Cleveland in search of normal (i.e., not too exacting) men, and it is quite funny.

It is likely to be an exacting experience for a man who clearly struggled when he had to give evidence before MPs on on the culture media and sport select committee last month, and who performed poorly when interviewed by John Humphrys on the Today programme on the morning of what turned out to be the day he resigned.

A true gentleman who held himself to an exacting standard, he was a generous mentor and colleague.

And it is unquestionably an exacting intellectual exercise.

He is an exacting critic, and an exuberant showoff, and the meetings provide a captive audience.

Though an exacting conductor, Mr. Christie encourages performers to be animated and expressive.

A coach of the Swiss rowing team, an exacting sort, had flagged her down.

And yet this will be an exacting test of even Ince's self-belief.

It was an exacting process that, with study and research, took nearly a year.