Sentence examples for inexact about from inspiring English sources
He is inexact about rhythmic values, and he slurs up to and down from pitches, not with the full-voiced slancio of an opera singer but with the cloying viscosity of a 70's pop star.
Against the background of slack "illustrated" magazines that filled American newsstands, dense with exotic scenes but pitifully vague and inexact about their details, National Geographic promised to do what it then did: fight the fight for the one true map of the world, point by point and native by native, even, though not often, nipple by nipple.
But it can be an inexact science about which pairings work.
Predicting a currency's direction is about as inexact as sciences come, especially in today's volatile markets.
We therefore combine with the data some inexact subjective information about the coefficients, using the Theil-Goldberger mixed estimation technique.
In National Review Online, Hanson writes that "war is a horrific laboratory experiment that confirms or rejects vague and inexact prewar guesses about relative strength or weakness".
No one who values Ms. Noland's work is going to care about seeing inexact substitutes, and no serious critical judgments about her art should be based on such ersatz objects.
"You want to talk about an inexact science?" said a top strategist for one of the candidates.
My question has always been about how inexact spotting the ball is – that is totally and completely how the officials see it.
"You can listen to them anywhere," says Lisa Cantrell, a postdoctoral researcher studying infant cognition at the University of California (UC), Davis, and creator of An InExact Science, a podcast about psychology.
