Sentence examples for harsh precision from inspiring English sources

Emotional violence rarely seems so menacing, or so close to the real thing, and the murk and mystery of marriage, adultery and friendship have seldom been illuminated with such harsh precision.

It is also an effort to bridge gaps -- between black and white, music and words, the dark, rich soul of a black musician and the harsh precision of Nicolas Slonimsky's "Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns," which claimed to quantify every possible combination of notes, and which Payne and Coltrane mastered.

It's a love story of a harsh emotional precision; plus, there's a talking cat.

Around the mid-16th century, when Renaissance formality prevailed among Netherlandish portraitists, Maerten van Heemskerck observed a woman whose unsmiling, tight-lipped features are rendered with harsh clinical precision.

Tilghman unfolds his harsh lesson with precision, delicacy and startling humor.

It was, again, a harsh lesson in focus and precision.

Fosse paints a harsh, unforgiving landscape and conveys with delicate precision Signe's pain and bereavement that the long, lonely years have done little to dispel.

He reiterated incessantly how you should be able to imagine your music to the highest degree of precision in the inner ear; his harshest critique of a composer he disliked was simply, "Il n'entend pas".

Even some in the journalistic fraternity acknowledge there are problems with the tone and precision of some reporting, but the party's harsh proposals have led to a circling of the wagons.

There was much to admire in the tightly massed brasses and firm winds, and at the end of Part 1, where the harsh aggression suddenly falls away, the exposed strings played with otherworldly precision.

But the high cost of maintenance, lack of precision in visual inspection and susceptibility of sensors to harsh environmental conditions have made structural health monitoring (SHM) a necessity.