It is a vantage point from which it looks disappointingly as if precisely nothing has been achieved for women's happiness over 80 years, other than to transfer some of the victimhood prerogative to a gay man.
This is the landscape familiar from a thousand Renaissance paintings, the landscape we see when we dream of Tuscany, as if precisely ordered for the maximum aesthetic pleasure.
If precisely characterized, biological dosimeters are applicable as field and personal dosimeters.
Nevertheless, the Argentinians were playing good football, looking always as if they knew precisely what they were doing.
"I said yes immediately," Ms. Bancroft declared, still sounding as if she knew precisely what she wanted.
All four performers seem to know, as if by instinct, precisely which emotions speak most eloquently when the text falls silent.
Then there's Rachel Harrison, the leading light of new sculpture, with objects and collages that combine trashy bric-a-brac, vulgar images, and slathered paint with an uncanny confidence, as if she knew precisely what she means — and you would, too, if you were just the littlest bit smarter than you are.
What does he have against Batman and how the hell does he stay a step ahead of our hero, as if he knows precisely how his mind works?
"She doesn't underline and belabour her point," says Hadley, "it feels very precisely controlled, as if she knows exactly what she wants to do with this material.
Rather, he should tell them as precisely as he can what is needed if a mission is to have any chance of success.
You must plan as precisely as possible.
