Sentence examples for is very exact from inspiring English sources
Or to be more exact – and the narrator is very exact on this question – it's about the life-long process of reconciling himself to his body, this "intimate stranger" that is simultaneously himself and a constant mystery to him.
Pinter's language is very specific and substantial; his excavation of vocabulary is extraordinarily rich, and his echoing of the rhythms of speech (particularly non-posh speech) is very exact.
You watched them struggle with the steps (Morris's choreography is very exacting), and your heart went out to them.
"You have to be very exact in explaining what you're doing," Mr. Schneider said.
With product design there's always a specific function: it's very exact.
"But it's very, very slow because they have to be very exact".
"All of his work has always been very exact," said Marc Simont, the illustrator who shared a studio with him and with live ducks that Mr. McCloskey bought before writing "Make Way for Ducklings".
Equinoxes are very exact points in time, yet the term itself is misleading: it derives from the Latin for "equal night," and refers to the Sun's center being directly over the equator at solar noon, creating a moment when the duration of day and night is reckoned identical.
Against the near-universal assumption that America had more land than its indigenes needed or even knew about, he pointed out that they were "very exact and punctuall in the bounds of their Lands, belonging to this or that Prince or People".
