Sentence examples for is a very precise from inspiring English sources

Recording is a very precise thing – it's playing it dead right every time, and it can be fun.

"This building is a very precise interpretation of 43rd and 42nd Streets and Eighth Avenue," says Mr. Fort-Bresoia, so full of energy he gestures like a conductor.

Since this length is large compared with distances over which stronger nuclear forces act, QED is a very precise theory for electrons.

Creating a family tree is a very precise art, so next you need to plan it carefully; setting it out and lining it up on a generous piece of good quality paper.

Add the gin, sugar syrup and some ice, and stir for 27 seconds in a clockwise rotation (cocktail making is a very precise art, after all), to chill the gin.

As a result, the so-called Oscar movie is a very precise business exercise: it must be reviewed ecstatically, be seen by loads of adults and receive love at the warm-up awards shows before the Oscars.

I am a very precise person.

(There's a very precise and simple definition for such movies: they're director-centered).

Machiavelli was a very precise writer, continually reworking his manuscripts to achieve a style that is as clear as daylight.

And since then, turnout estimates have varied: the Sunday Herald that weekend believed it was a very precise 41.97%.

But Mr. Hoppus has never been a very precise bass player; without a fully functioning drummer, these songs didn't chug, they just trudged.