Sentence examples for breathtaking precision from inspiring English sources
Equations can capture characteristics of individual particles with breathtaking precision.
People speak in a stately, wordy idiom, disdaining contractions and using the subjunctive with breathtaking precision.
But it's Vanessa Redgrave's fearsome matriarch who steals the show in a bravura display of quite breathtaking precision and control.
(The great cast includes Judah Friedlander, who plays Harvey's friend Toby with breathtaking precision; Earl Billings as Mr. Boats, one of Harvey's bellicose, small-minded and larger-than-life co-workers at the Veterans Administration; and Danny Hoch).
Balancing funky intonation, especially in the first movement of the Smetana, were moments of breathtaking precision: the stab of a perfect synchronized entrance, or a solo phrase from the cellist, David Finckel, who played gorgeously.
Ms. Waldman has sorted and cross-categorized the inhabitants of Nate's world with a witty, often breathtaking precision, one eye always on the crude sexual politics of the culture industry, whose liberal-minded inhabitants pretend to be ignorant of how much women's looks factor into their career profiles and men's career success factors into their romantic profiles.
And while the sheer imaginative scale of Mr. Malick's enterprise is breathtaking, the precision of his eye and ear is even more remarkable, though somewhat less remarked upon.
The Russian is unmistakable — prozrachnye zvuki, "transparent sounds" — and I find its precision breathtaking.
At the European Championship, the Spanish soccer team of Luis Aragonés marched to the country's first major title in 44 years with displays of breathtaking mobility and precision.
Dirk Luijmes put the wheezy keyboard instrument through its paces in the three-movement piece, huffing through Bachian finger exercises and somber lines while surrounded by a dizzy clamor enacted with breathtaking economy and precision.
Naturally he only makes them worse in a breathtaking display of precision by the director Mark Romanek, whose film, Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times, "is as meticulous and frightening as Sy's life".
