Sentence examples for inexact language from inspiring English sources

Other critics found it disturbing that obscure academics could presume to denigrate a Sophocles, Voltaire or Tolstoy by seeking out cultural biases and inexact language in their masterpieces.

Apparently, "inexact" language was to blame.

Like water that cannot be recovered for a specific use because it has run into the sea or perhaps a saline aquifer, water lost through ET is, at least until nature recycles it, well and truly used or, in the language of the water world, "consumed", ie, not returned to the system for possible reuse.The problems caused by inexact terminology do not end here.

Be precise, and avoid redundant phrasing and inexact terminology.

Conversely, inexact and passive language reflects gaps in thinking.

I agree that attempting to find terrorists by reading faces and body language is an inexact science.

But too often Sernovitz's goal is frustrated by language that is inexact, overwritten and strangely employed.

He acknowledges that the correspondence between his distinction and the distinctions we make in everyday life and language may be inexact.

Terminology seems as inexact a science as astrology.

Their life stories are inexact: hat maker, shoe repairman, typist in the Uighurs' Turkic language.

Transposing words or names from one language or alphabet into another is evidently an inexact science.In Indonesia, where single names are common, what appears to be just part of a name may in fact be the whole name.