Sentence examples for exacting than from inspiring English sources

The show was more exacting than the one at the Music Hall, and a bit flatter.

His own critiques are apt to be more exacting than the critics', and also more constructive.

But there is no reason to expect that people hoping to make money would be any less exacting than those giving it away.

Dr. Salmon's view was thus less exacting than the approach of Dr. Hempel, who died in 1997 at 92, in that it accepted a lower probability of cause leading to effect.

Mastery is an illuminating book but its message (the secret of success is working incredibly hard for many years) is much tougher and more exacting than the follow-your-dreams manuals with which it will share the self-help shelves.

If this is right, therefore, the disagreement between realists and antirealists, in at least some areas, must concern the truth or objectivity of the problematic statements in a more substantial sense, but one which is still less exacting than that of the metaphysical realist characterized by Putnam and Dummett.

We need a phrase that is more exact than "Islamic terror".

(Her African accent, too, is far more exact than that of her New York forbear).

Measurement is a special type of evaluation that is more exact than either opinion or estimation.

Though in some cases a greater degree of care is exacted than in others, yet in "the second sort of bailment, viz.

No less exact than the orchestra, no less capable of bringing out the music's every detail, Mr. Lupu flowed over the music softly, with a gentle eloquence.