Sentence examples for but precisely that from inspiring English sources

He counsels that such a finding "should prompt investigations using administrative records, witness testimony and other facts to try to determine what happened" – but precisely that is almost impossible in today's Iran.

Yet they are also roaringly unsnobbish; to Preston Sturges, the crucial thing about the class structure is not that it is morally offensive or, from the reactionary standpoint, a guarantee of social cohesion but precisely that it is a structure.

But precisely that aggressive and prolific quality -- the tree can also sprout in sidewalk cracks and grow up to 12 feet a year -- sowed a second reaction: no big loss.

If Hayek is right that there is no place for a merit czar in a good society, then one could argue that, contra Hayek, the implication is not that merit does not matter but precisely that merit does matter (Hayek 1976, 64).

The scandal about the drug war has of course never been its effect on dinner partiers, but precisely that those people smoke freely in backyards while America's minority populations are harassed, humiliated, beaten, shackled, fined, and imprisoned by the millions.

But for precisely that reason, Mr. Dylan isn't really a bad singer.

But, for precisely that reason, you can't get away from the anxiety that it might not mean very much at all.

But fashion is precisely that aspect of clothing that can be played with and changed simply to suit taste.

But James is precisely that guy.

But what hurts is precisely that: she has dared to create them.

but they do practice precisely that situation and when push came to shove he didnt manage it.