Sentence examples for choosing precisely from inspiring English sources

Skilled chefs, though, are able to vary the taste of a dish by choosing precisely what quantities of individual ingredients go into the pot, and that, more or less, is what epigenetic mechanisms do.

They taught him, he said, to choose precisely the expressive moment, the telling viewpoint.

Unfortunately for Time Warner shareholders, the C.E.O., Gerald Levin, chose precisely the wrong time to make his move.

Women calling Pinpol relished the opportunity to choose precisely what they wanted in a partner.

He was already sporting the "Donald Duck" helmet design that he was to make famous – chosen precisely because it would make people take notice.

It is also clear, given this administration's track record, that she was chosen precisely because of the actions she now seeks to distance herself from.

England chose precisely the wrong moment to abandon the diet of patience that has served them reasonably well since 51 all out and all that.

But Mr. Breiman, who lives in Ventura, relishes the idea of having the right to choose precisely when and where to die.

Friday's course of action, several legislative aides said, was chosen precisely because it offered the hope of political cover for Republican state legislators, Gov. Jeb Bush and his brother.

"Route four that runs from Punta Gorda on the Caribbean Sea to Brito on the Pacific Ocean was chosen precisely because it was the route with the least environmental and social impact.

Because Welty didn't feel comfortable writing about a period she'd never known, the setting was moved to 1923 — a year she chose precisely because it offered "nothing except the family" to concentrate on.