Sentence examples for i have precisely from inspiring English sources
I have precisely three minutes to come to, before my phone alarm goes off (4.33am).
In an interview with Philip Roth, Milan Kundera said, "When I hear learned arguments that the novel has exhausted its possibilities, I have precisely the opposite feeling: in the course of its history the novel missed many of its possibilities".
And I don't know about you but, as soon as I've touched myself, I have precisely zero desire to do anything but pretend my self-loathing isn't a logical reaction to what I just watched.
Afterwards, several people – both advisers and family members – told me that I had precisely described their experience.
"I wasn't drinking," Mr. Gingrich said, "but I had precisely the symptoms of somebody who was collapsing from under this weight".
Let me be clear: I had precisely nothing to contribute to one of my friends' books, except for partaking of his friendship and considerable hospitality - sleeping on his sofa occasionally when I was in town, sharing dinners, cadging money.
I had precisely two Bartok discs in my record collection: on one was the Concerto for Orchestra and Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, his two best-known pieces; on the other, some less well-known piano pieces.
I had precisely the same experience while working on my latest book, Possessed: The Life of Joan Crawford.
I was particularly nervous in my first few bookings, but over time I learned that if I had precisely everything I would need exactly where I needed it – from handcuffs to lube to the eyeliner and nail varnish I'd wear – my anxiety would decrease dramatically.
Its search engine would recognize a book title without an author, would supply the works of an author when I had no specific title, would suggest other books in the same field as a title I listed -- and even suggested alternate titles and/or authors when I did not have precisely the correct spelling.
I, on the other hand, have precisely half a morning and frankly, I don't rate my chances on finding out anything very revealing.
