Sentence examples for exact writing from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that Clune's dreamily exact writing — sensual and hilarious — makes an exactingly dreamy argument for smack.

Herman Mankiewicz didn't — to be exact — write "Citizen Kane"; he dictated it.

"The analogy isn't exact," wrote Ms. Fair of the F.T.C., "but it's like giving a friend the combination to a safe only to find out he's handing it over to anyone who asks".

"Dark blue corduroy bloomers, to be exact," writes author Margaret Guroff in her recent book, The Mechanical Horse: How the Bicycle Reshaped America Life.

Notice that this pattern too is not necessarily bidirectional; that is, large quantities are linked to an exact written digit in the non symbolic task, as can be seen from the congruency effect found for both groups in the quantity range in the non symbolic task (i.e., when it is relevant).

Conseco notified the Securities and Exchange Commission that the filing of its 1999 annual financial report would be delayed while its auditors calculated the exact write-off related to the interest-only securities.

To a candidate "who wants to reach a potentially significant audience in his or her exact words", writing a book "may seem appealing".

But they underlined their caution about the exact figures, writing: "We cannot know if the experience with past episodes around the world will be relevant for Haiti.

Though the execution was not exact, Mahler writes that this passage should be played ferociously, and it certainly was here.

The Brotherhood "lost much credibility after saying one thing so many times, then doing the exact opposite," writes Al-Ahram Weekly in an editorial.

One question the pilot is intended to answer is whether or how to signal to a person that a message they received has been translated, so they are aware they are not seeing the exact phrasing written in the original message.