Sentence examples similar to exactitude in performance from inspiring English sources

Here the panache of "overredeemed" is precisely counterbalanced by the exactitude of "in some respects".

For "The Price" to convince in performance, it must create a sense of people picking at old wounds with the horrible exactitude peculiar to members of the same family.

It deserves exactitude in return.

It was the leading dramatic theatre of the English-speaking world, known for pictorial splendour and exactitude in staging.

The same sense of exactitude in disorder attends Genzken's shift, in the nineties, to wild-looking assemblages.

"I don't search for exactitude in portraying people," she would tell the Paris Review.

It seems to be tapping into a buried longing for exactitude in an area of life that has become wildly informal.

It's more important to strip away the layers of complexity that gave big-picture economics a spurious and dangerous exactitude in advance of the crisis.

Borges called the piece "Of Exactitude in Science," and packaged it as a bit of fictional lore with the notation "Suárez Miranda, Viajes de varones prudentes, Libro IV, Cap.

The lighting is always cold, the framing scrupulous; the Hasselblad's square format, too, encouraged symmetry and exactitude in a way the Polaroids did not.

It's not that there's no exactitude in his writing, rather that what we have is a scrupulous discrimination of finer and finer nuances of nothingness.