Sentence examples for historical precision from inspiring English sources

Historical precision goes out the window, of course.

I'm not looking for historical precision but for something to shake me out of my insecurity".

His latest play, subtitled Choices in Reaction, is set at the time of the restoration of Charles II, though with greater concern for modern echoes than historical precision.

Others — often known as "mainstreamers" — participate in re-enactments as a hobby and sometimes feel shunned for a lack of commitment to historical precision.

Mr. Silverstein said he was motivated by a desire for historical precision, a feeling of competitiveness and a sense that the dictionary is an important constant in a fickle world.

The combination of historical precision, literary texture, and epic sweep won Renault a large public, particularly in the United States; her books, which have been translated into some twenty languages, have sold millions of copies in English alone.

A multidisciplinary approach, with a balanced fusion of historical analysis, precision surveys, experimental inspections and numerical modelling, enabled to spot the damage mechanisms that have provoked the first disorders and the ones that are still active, giving hints on the possible solutions.

The Romney campaign's emphasis on the "Anglo-Saxon heritage" shared by the United States and Britain trafficks in ethnically loaded stereotypes at the expense of historical and demographic precision.

This is great poetry that combines sensuality, precision and historical insight.

Though Holiday's music, like all music, defies description, it doesn't defy analysis, and Szwed, joining musicological precision to historical insight, traces the course of Holiday's career through recordings.

Furthermore, a historical study of method precision on 26 individual measurements of the Nannochloropsis sp. (our reference material), over 5 days and between two analysts, a relative standard deviation of 1.95% with a total FAME content of 10.38 ± 0.20% DW.