Sentence examples for goods precisely from inspiring English sources

People around the world buy German goods precisely because they are "Made in Germany," the critics cried.

In particular, they need to deal with the fact that, even if they are not in the business of deriving goods from inclinations or identifying the goods precisely with what we tend to pursue, they take as their starting point human directedness.

For loyal American fans, it feels so good precisely because it was an upset.

It is good precisely because it knows its limits; it has no ambition beyond recording what is there.

You might want your every creation to last forever, but some of the best things are good precisely because they disappear.

Even chefs who don't use glutamate crystals use soy sauce in most recipes, and soy sauce tastes good precisely because it's chock full of glutamates.

Finally, they separated for good precisely on the 10th anniversary of their 500 Club debut, playing a farewell show at the Copacabana.

Small government has its virtues, but providing information about the risks and efficacy of drugs is a classic public good — precisely the kind of service that government can best provide.

"We are given bromides to the effect of, 'Well, you know college education is good, but it's good precisely because it doesn't teach you anything specific; you become a more well-rounded person, a better citizen; you learn how to learn.' " But even as more Americans are entering college than ever before, the percentage of those seeking liberal arts degrees is dwindling.

Despite using almost twice as many samples as is optimal, this design remains relatively good, precisely because of the non-symmetric behavior.

Strange to say, these are not good ads precisely because they are so good.