Sentence examples for exactness of its from inspiring English sources

It's verse, perhaps, but in the patience and exactness of its description, prose too.

The title poem of A Correct Compassion (1952) - an account of a heart operation - has been widely anthologised and much admired for the exactness of its observation and its language.

The film doesn't convey the sense of a world of human relations or of institutions and their power; the vagueness of its drama is the condition of the exactness of its aesthetic principle.

How in particular could physics, the science of motion in space and time, be possible if the pure forms of intuition, space and time, were banished from science?[38] The point is that the scientific or epistemic value of, say, astronomy, is not to be found in what is given and observable by the senses, but rather in the mathematical exactness of its equations.

It was this, in addition to the melodic exactness of his style, that made him a matchless critic.

Where other poems relish the exactness of snow and its metaphorical uses, MacNeice connects with the mystery a snowfall brings: "World is suddener than we fancy it / World is crazier and more of it than we think".

"He was very clear about that, but his responses to questions did not mirror that same frankness and exactness of his opening words".

In this kind of adaptation, the "mise en scène" is secondary, and can be pardoned of anything except the exactness of tone, the consonance with its model….

If mathematics looms large, then, it is as a model science on account of its exactness, the stability of its objects, and their accessibility to reason.

Łukasiewicz's verdict on Aristotle's categorical syllogistic is, that despite its narrowness, it is "a system the exactness of which surpasses even the exactness of a mathematical theory, and this is its everlasting merit".

They cherish its honesty, its uncompromising exactness, the austere beauty of its prose.