Sentence examples for even the most exacting from inspiring English sources
The book contains enough obscure cogulated milk jests to satisfy even the most exacting fromager.
There's depth and meaning in every phrase, and even the most exacting coloratura passages are placed at the service of the drama.
Therapy five days a week may seem like more than even the most exacting psychoanalyst could expect, yet it's still not enough.
Even the most exacting makeup artists doing their fair share of editorial work don't necessarily get the opportunity to be featured at, or to "key," as it's known in industry parlance, a runway show at New York Fashion Week.
And it's that Midas touch that accounts for the rapidity of even the most exacting labor: for all the self-critical revising of the working writer, there is a wonder at each stage.
WASHINGTON — Even the most exacting truth commission may have a hard time determining for certain whether brutal interrogations conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency helped keep the country safe.
Artforms like painting and etching are for this reason named by Goodman "autographic" arts: "a work of art is autographic if and only if the distinction between original and forgery of it is significant; or better, if and only if even the most exact duplication of it does not thereby count as genuine" (1976, 113).
Aristotle tells us that it is impossible to teach such an audience, even if the speaker had the most exact knowledge of the subject.
If it all sounds too fanciful to be true, chalk it up to the tendency of quantum physics to attach the most exact probabilities to even the most remote outcomes.
South American football is still the craftiest of all, the most calculated, and the most exact.
