Sentence examples for has the precision from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hunt's eye for detail has the precision of a short story writer's.
It isn't just that her evocation of the 1950's has the precision of lived experience.
Maud Martha (Third World Press) was her only novel for adults, and has the precision and economy that poets-turned-novelists so often display.
Mrs Bennet has the ballast – the younger daughters and her own sheer energy for filling the air with noise – while Mr Bennet has the precision missiles: his sarcasm and the challenging aspect of Elizabeth, his dote.
Suleiman, who appears in the later scenes, has been aptly compared to Buster Keaton, and not just because of his unchanging expression, but because The Time That Remains has the precision, economy and verve of a classic silent comedy.
The images have the precision of photographs.
"Our rockets have the precision capabilities to target all the Israeli nuclear sites".
A short story must have the precision of a military communiqué or a bank check".
They are abstract paintings that have the precision of pictures – but what is Rothko picturing?
His scat improvisations had the precision and force of machine-gun fire.
