Sentence examples for clean and precise from inspiring English sources

Joe Allen's distribution was clean and precise at times.

The transaction had been as clean and precise as a Swiss watch.

The rainbows Australian designers have been producing are less clean and precise than their international counterparts.

Apart from the first slice, which "we may lose," Mr. Cardoz said, each slice is clean and precise.

His racket work was so clean and precise he hit only 22 unforced errors and won 82 of the 135 quick-kill points of four shots or less.

Then, last fall, British artist Prem Sahib had two shows in London which explictly dealt with "cottaging", though the work is so clean and precise, a viewer might not know the reference unless they knew about underground gay culture.

You want each note to be clean, clear, and precise.

In "Metropolis" Rotwang's wild gestures, the robot Maria's erotic contortions and the destructive frenzy of the workers' revolt threaten to overwhelm Lang's clean lines and precise spaces.

There's a tension at the center of "Animal House" between the acidic, Ivy League satire of the screenplay (by Mr. Miller, Harold Ramis and Douglas Kenney) and the more extroverted, showbiz savvy of the director, John Landis, whose clean framing and precise cutting place the film in a classical Hollywood tradition of physical comedy.

A silicone pastry mat, for quick clean up and precise measurements.

Certainly, given how murky the data is at the state level, I would be careful about any statistical models that claim to identify a neat, clean and exceptionally precise relationship between economic data and electoral performance at the national level.