Sentence examples for exacting sense from inspiring English sources
Although these energetic visual dust-ups may at times appear chaotic, even anarchic, they are in fact meticulously refereed by Flores' exacting sense of order and his Oaxacan native's love of lush color.
Popular songs always have to be grounded in an exacting sense of place.
He composed his words with an exacting sense of high purpose, addressing such complex topics as war, religion and the pull of the past.
The Swiss immigrants who settled this inviting town of antebellum homes, county seat of Switzerland County, apparently did not import their country's exacting sense of time.
Cicero expresses the pre-Christian Stoic attempt to moralize public power, apparent in the exacting sense of public responsibility shown by the emperors Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius in the 2nd century ce.
The speed of cars and jets cancels the exacting sense of distance: a round trip of 160 miles from my house in New Jersey to visit family in Philadelphia would have taken at least eight days by covered wagon.
Mr. Jackson: "We have the same exact sense of humor, which I adore".
"Playing with Ella Fitzgerald," he said, alluding to her exact sense of time, "was like playing with the Basie band.
I suddenly had a sense, an exact sense of what it was like to be about 15 or 16, when things were incredibly exciting.
Which is a shame, since Ridgway is an ebullient writer with an exact sense of form -- a rare and glorious combination, in principle.
