Sentence examples for great exactness from inspiring English sources

In fact, the IPCC can calculate the size of the gap with great exactness.

In casual conversation he recalls events from long ago with great exactness.

And he forces your eye to focus on specific elements in the composition -- some parts of it are created with great exactness, others blurred or merely suggested.

He knows his botany, so when describing the hidden entrance to the holloway he is able to list the guardian plants with great exactness: between the snaking tree roots he spots "the umbrals: hart's tongue fern, shining cranesbill, ivy, and moschatel, the lover of shade".

I had to acknowledge that, with my limited understanding and experience, I had no way of knowing what would happen next or even, with any great exactness, what I wanted to happen next.

"This edition is the first to bring together, in a single volume, the three most important political writings of Rousseau the First and Second Discourses and the Social Contract in translations that combine great exactness with thoroughly readable English.

This is a considerable feat of manual dexterity that leads to much greater exactness and symmetry of form.

What will astonish you is that this last advice will probably be followed with the greatest exactness.'16 A subsequent letter hardly bears out his pledge.

Furthermore, formal design itself can convey emotions which influence aesthetic response: "There is no rule in painting or statuary more indispensable than that of balancing the figures, and placing them with the greatest exactness on their proper centre of gravity.

Newton expressly concedes that his inference of the inverse-square from the 3/2 power rule for the planets is only approximate when, in the very next sentence, he remarks, "But this second part of the proposition is proved with the greatest exactness from the fact that the aphelia are at rest".

Peirce showed that, if we posit a certain primal habit in nature, viz. the tendency however slight to take on habits however tiny, then the result in the long run is often a high degree of regularity and great macroscopic exactness.