Sentence examples for became precise that from inspiring English sources

Every time I came near her it seemed to me that life and things became precise, that light was shining frankly on everything and with her I had the pleasure of talking as if words had a meaning and as if the meaning of everything, words and things, were pleasant.

An age of prose followed as humans became mature, but it was only in the "ripe" age inevitably metaphorically associated with senescence that language became precise enough to be suitable for philosophical reflection.

Then, after starting school, they became precise and unpleasant.

But at moments, the locations have become so precise that it's patently ridiculous (e.g., the bathroom at the Four Seasons).

Over the decades Cooper has fought to prove his innocence, DNA technology has become so precise that testing of key evidence could finally determine whether or not he is guilty.

Precise, that ain't.

(By the later 19th century, observations became sufficiently precise to reveal that there is in fact a leftover acceleration, namely the famous extra precession of Mercury. But that could not affect Newton's analysis in 1687).

However, as astrometry measurement techniques became more precise, scientists found that the supposed signals of Van de Kamp's two planets did not exist after all.

Their instructions to Peter and Scott became more precise, as well.

In addition, the estimates became less precise.

The tornado that tore through the suburbs of Oklahoma City put to the test weather warnings that have become more precise and generous over time, but remain an inexact science.