Sentence examples for immediately precise from inspiring English sources

Latinate words' meanings are often less immediately precise to us than those from English's original Anglo-Saxon rootstock.

Almost immediately, the precise and elegant flavor combinations of the chef, Wylie Dufresne, received critical raves.

I had been warned of Hill's difficulty, the hard work needed to make sense of the poems, but it took no effort to appreciate immediately the precise sensuousness of his language and intellect: I leaned to the lamp; the pallid moths Clipped its glass, made an autumnal sound.

The company collects several hundred million dollars annually in total fees, said Mr. Davis, who could not immediately provide a precise number.

It wasn't clear immediately what the precise need was, apart from the practical thing that needed to happen.

The police began checking them against their log of stolen goods but did not immediately have a precise figure on what portion had been recovered.

When Adrian asks her how much she'd like in recompense for her "work" on the suicide project, she immediately names the precise amount she needs to cover her outgoings.

A local newspaper in Indonesia depicting the current floods in that city is likely to capture a photograph of the flooding that is visually striking and depicts the magnitude of the flooding, but without regard to ensuring the image preserves sufficient visual landmarks to allow a reader to immediately determine the precise location it was taken.

Columbia surgeons and radiation oncologists deliver precise radiotherapy immediately following cancer tumor removal.

This task required test kits that could accurately measure minuscule levels of arsenic, but nothing that precise was immediately available.

Immediately recognisable by its precise geometrical shapes - Bridget Riley's work, and the paintings of Impressionists and old masters that inspired her, are being displayed together at The National Gallery in London.