Spain looked lost, slow to the ball, imprecise in their passing.
They can't afford to be larkily imprecise in picturing this lot.
They were maverick, furious and stridently political, though sometimes wonderfully imprecise in their aim.
Universal principles are too imprecise in that they tend to ignore context.
Ms. Forté's dance, imprecise in its social critique, inspires compassion without deepening understanding.
Schwoy was not so imprecise in extra time and the Power got only agonizing defeat from an expected tie.
Bhat's 9... cd 10 cd was imprecise in that it cleared the c3 square for the white queen knight.
France was also critical, saying the report was imprecise in making accusations and vague on dates and other facts.
That means, though, that liquids assume a solid form in the box, rendering the term "solid" imprecise in this context.
More than a dozen people — casualty figures are imprecise in the immediate aftermath of attacks and often change in the ensuing days — were killed.
Seemingly imprecise in their imagery, austere in palette, self-absorbed in feeling, their surfaces gritty and uningratiating, they can nevertheless become eloquent, for those patient enough to give them time.
