Sentence examples for kind of precise from inspiring English sources
The new form will make it harder - but happily not impossible - to provide that kind of precise analysis.
His speech is elegant, too: he has the kind of precise Southern accent that makes punctuation audible.
The resulting dossier is filled with the kind of precise, illuminating detail found in great crime fiction.
"Finding a strategic direction is not a kind of precise science," says Shennan. "I think it shows that the BBC is willing to look at tough decisions".
"Having no strong personality of his own -- or selflessly choosing not to project one -- he packs his performances with the kind of precise character details (remember the gentle stutter in 'Breaking the Code'?) that demand the most intense concentration".
For the magnificent iT (chorus: "I'm a man now"), Letissier affects a manspread throughout, flexing a biceps, then another, but not with comedic exaggeration, just a kind of precise curiosity.
That's a great thing, and these are the kinds of precise, strategic actions our governments should be taking.
I've read a lot of novels this year, between judging the Man Booker prize and the Granta Best of Young British Novelists, and I've yearned for this kind of exuberant, precise fiction.
In the closing ballet, "Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2," Ashley Bouder, branding her steps onto the music, swept through the lead role with the kind of quietly precise blaze that exemplifies how this troupe can be at its best.
In fact Morath is more substantial than that, though he is involved in a seriously sexy liaison with Argentine-born Cara, whose "charcoal nude of her, drawn by Pablo Picasso in 1934 at an atelier in the Montmartre, in a shimmering frame, eight inches of gold leaf," is the kind of small, precise detail for which Mr. Furst finds time.
Mercedes says the new C-Class will have quicker, more direct steering than its predecessor, as well as a gear shifter that allows for the kind of short, precise shifts that driving enthusiasts love.
