Sentence examples for gift for precision from inspiring English sources
The lamb had a strong resemblance to a third baseman's mitt if I had Antoine Jacobsohn's gift for precision, I would compare it to Buddy Bell's glove, circa 1978 with interesting hints of Naugahyde, kapok, and old suède bomber jacket.
The lamb had a strong resemblance to a third baseman's mitt — if I had Antoine Jacobsohn's gift for precision, I would compare it to Buddy Bell's glove, circa 1978 — with interesting hints of Naugahyde, kapok, and old suède bomber jacket.
For all his writing skill, which was peerless among his contemporaries, he had a gift also for precision, for giving witness, for relating what he saw in front of him, for sharing insight and judgment.
Antibody against MAP1S (4G1) was a gift from Precision Antibody (AG10006).
He also had a gift for sentences minted with precision, and Dawkins picks out two of them in his foreword: "The hand is the cutting edge of the mind..
Like Virginia Woolf, who appeared in The Hours and whose work remains a clear influence on his writing, Cunningham's novels are often slight in terms of action; what gives The Snow Queen heft and substance is his gift for language, and the precision with which he anatomises his characters' most secret thoughts.
He also had a gift for sentences minted with precision, and Dawkins picks out two of them in his foreword: "The hand is the cutting edge of the mind... The most powerful drive in the ascent of man is pleasure in his own skill". That is more than just an example of the Bronowski way with words.
Her gift for exactness of observation and precision of diction is evident in her first book of poems, Stone and Flower (1943), as well as in her later poetry.
Setting realistic expectations for precision medicine.
