Sentence examples for anything precise from inspiring English sources

While John Kerry can speak rousingly for whole paragraphs without saying anything precise or concrete, Bush rarely puts ten words together in a major address without taking a position, passing a judgment, or proclaiming a purpose.

For instance, the word tsigane" — the traditional French word for Roma, and used by most French people — "is not a word in Romani, but tsigane doesn't correspond to anything precise.

Morricone relished the freedom the auteur gave him, allowing him to compose freely, without "any special indication; he didn't ask me for anything precise.

No informant interviewed claimed to know anything precise about what influenced the Premier's apparently personal decision to take leadership on the issue and ban smoking in restaurants in 2000, alluding to his decision as a more or less inevitable response to the growing anti-smoking social environment in which he felt politically comfortable to act.

This 35-year-old FORBES cover underscores the obvious but oft-overlooked truth: While numbers convey precision, what goes on behind those numerals is anything but precise.

In reality, he said, the measurements are anything but precise.

Sinodinos said he did not know anything "in precise terms" about the donations.

But the way the federal Medicare system treats CyberKnife seems anything but precise.

For some time, scientists have known that memory is anything but precise.

The State Department travel alert issued on Sunday in response to reports of a threat by Al Qaeda was anything but precise.

The Nets were anything but precise or timely or even competent in the final minutes against the Chicago Bulls.