Sentence examples for insistence on precision from inspiring English sources

A memory from childhood floods back: the fierce insistence on precision, in tempo and in visual detail, known to any passionate player of make-believe.

His son — who had two sisters, Melissa, known as Mitzi, and Nikola — said the file was an outgrowth of Trumbo's insistence on precision in his many battles.

His insistence on rhythmic precision was more successful in the final allegro, which caught fire in dazzling fashion and underlined that this symphony is no sylvan idyll but, like the fourth, full of foreboding.

Helen Dunmore is also a poet, and her prose is like poetry in its precision: the insistence on the right word, the right pause to create the mood.

With its demand for hardness, clarity and precision and its insistence on fidelity to appearances coupled with its rejection of irrelevant subjective emotions Imagism had later effects that are demonstratable in T. S. Eliot's 'Preludes' and 'Morning at the Window' and in D. H. Lawrence's animal and flower pieces.

Rumsfeld's faith in precision bombing and his insistence on streamlined military operations has had profound consequences for the ability of the armed forces to fight effectively overseas.

A new initiative on precision medicine.

It is refocusing on precision instruments.

As is made clear by "The New Century," directed with precision timing by Nicholas Martin, Mr. Rudnick's insistence on staying determinedly on the surface does not mean that he's not aware of the darkness beneath.

Chief among these are Williams's way of entwining the pure earthiness of language as it's spoken with rigorous metrical precision, and, analogously, his affection for the quotidian, with an insistence on confronting unanswerable but unavoidable existential problems.

The insistence on sameness in the case of autism reminds one of it too.