Sentence examples for is such precision from inspiring English sources

There is such precision to it, such rigour, that her songs might be arranged following complex mathematical formulas.

His dancing is such a mixture of precision and wildness that, as with Ms. Barrio, he is almost part creature, part human.

Rarely is such simple food rendered with such precision.

His precision was such that it hit the back of the net on the full.

"There's such an implication of precision and accuracy in that decimal point — boy, we've got this nailed now," said Michael F. Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest.

Yet for the moral sciences, which in the 18th century embraced the investigation of the mind and society as well as questions of right and wrong, there was no such precision.

While the ductility and interstory drift demands should be acceptable, a minor refinement using the values of Γ1 and α1 determined for the initial design can be done, if such precision is needed.

When most "serious" novelists write about "regular" people, they surround them with ­packing-foam irony peanuts so there's no confusion about the writer's personal take on the world that's being recreated with such precision.

Yes, the sausage roll offered as a bar snack is a chunky affair, but the meaty filling is processed to a precise smoothness, and the roll is bisected with such precision, so the two parts might be artfully arranged, that one suspects a laser was involved.

But in practice this has not proved to be as effective a protection as one might have hoped as many laws today are drafted with such precision or are constantly amended, so that ambiguities are increasingly hard to find.

That is implausible: the EU is incapable of being vengeful with such precision.