Sentence examples for exacting when it comes from inspiring English sources

I am exacting when it comes to makeup bags.

But she is almost as exacting when it comes to interviews.

The musician is famously exacting when it comes to sound and, predictably, the album is impeccably produced.

"Amy is exacting when it comes to truth and authenticity in her work," said Anne Kauffman, who directed the 2011 premiere of Ms. Herzog's thriller "Belleville" at the Yale Repertory Theater in New Haven.

Never make the carcass and head the subject of public display"), but is less exacting when it comes to how to behave if what you've shot is, in fact, a human being.

Freeman Thomas is relentless and exacting when it comes to his work.

She was an exacting writer when it came to prose, less exacting when it came to measuring ingredients.

His witty turn of phrase led to regular television appearances, including two turns as a panellist on the BBC gameshow Have I Got News For You. Sewell's fastidious tastes in art were just as exacting when it came to the great masters.

Universities also expect students to be exact when it comes to meeting deadlines, says Charlotte Britton, welfare officer at Swansea University students union.

Even by having a comma in the wrong place you risk losing marks". Universities also expect students to be exact when it comes to meeting deadlines, says Charlotte Britton, welfare officer at Swansea University students union.

But the salary comparison also is least exact when it comes to the mayor, because the mayor's salary is compared with that of county administrators and not other big-city mayors.