Sentence examples for it's precise from inspiring English sources
Part of it was the undeniable force of his rehetroic from his first inaugural to the second inaugural, all of these great speeches, but more than ever the Gettysburg Address, for its concision, it's precise poetry, for its lack of proper nouns, for its just incredible presience.
It's precise in its limning of change: the 1960 of the first season looked different from the 1962 of the second season.
But it's precise and resolute, suited to depicting Dodgson's impacted personality and to giving us charged glimpses of Alice's point of view as she is beckoned to the brink of erotic awareness by Dodgson's attention.
Every instrument has its place, and every instrument does its job: there's nothing sloppy about Manipulator; it's precise.
It's precise yet wild, exquisite yet imperfect, and its flaws (with one or two specific exceptions) aren't simply detachable from the rest of the film — they're emblems of one personality, one world view, in which the noble and the base, the visionary and the vain are inseparable.
At its best, it was precise and the flavors were clear.
Hannibal as a series works like Hannibal's mind: it is precise and fast.
Chomsky's review was calm, it was precise, it was brilliantly argued; it was even, in places, funny.
It was useful, it was precise, and its limitations were clearly stated.
Yankees starter Hiroki Kuroda's splitter was sharp, and his command with it was precise.
