Sentence examples for exactness of language from inspiring English sources
Nor, therefore, is exactness of language.
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.
I love the observations, the natural world, the working out of mysterious feeling and above all the way she refines the exactness of her thinking and feeling by her precision of language.
There's the magnificent economy and exactness of the line "a redistribution of ancient centuries," and then we are thrust beyond language: the final phrase, "an evasion of foreshadows," sounds gorgeous — all that shushing — but disintegrates on closer parsing.
Words are made for a certain exactness of thought, as tears are for a certain degree of pain.
She fixes reality by using extremities of feeling and a poetic exactness of image.
It's verse, perhaps, but in the patience and exactness of its description, prose too.
This was smart on many levels, but mainly because of the exactness of the target.
"They are concerned with the exactness of what they are getting".
Mr. Hurlin's wonderfully realized sets fascinate with the exactness of their detail.
