Sentence examples for is precisely about from inspiring English sources

The choice is precisely about principle.

Insurance is precisely about risk sharing.

I think a large part of Obama's memoir, "Dreams from My Father," is precisely about that subject.

Yet the struggle in many of the final works is precisely about the difficulty of achieving simplicity.

So one of the fundamental divergences of our time is precisely about how many or how few shared norms we need.

In fact, it becomes clear that the painting is precisely about change, about mutability, about objects, light, and time coming and going.

A lot of his presidency has been precisely about extraction from war and easing of Islamic hostility.

"And I think that at the moment, the talks between us and the Americans, which are excellent, are precisely about this".

"Unfortunately, all of the big questions we have about black holes are precisely about these internal workings," he says.

It's hard to say what it was precisely about this case that broke through the defence systems of numbness and indifference towards the staggering figures and brutal nature of sexual violence around the world.

When I read it, however, I felt and said that its title, "The Thunder," was precisely about its content -- for the whole text felt like The Thunder that spoke at Sinai.