Sentence examples for kind of precisely from inspiring English sources

James is playing with a kind of precisely controlled physical force that makes even a meaningless game in February not just something worth watching but something of historic value.

The best standard candle is a kind of precisely varying star called a Cepheid variable, which brightens and dims in a period that depends on its true brightness.

I decided to write a book that doesn't really take a position, but looks deeply, and kind of precisely, at what causes incidents of gun violence.

The metal-turning lathe, first invented (believe it or not) to mass-produce screws in the 1700's, allowed the manufacture of all kinds of precisely sized parts for everything from steam engines to chronometers.

But, alas, they just sound kind of muddy — precisely what one would traditionally expect from a smartphone speaker.

In fact, DNA is useful for this kind of thing precisely because it is, in a way, already digital.

But what kind of law, precisely?

The report recognises that it's not possible to meaningfully estimate the value these kinds of subsidies precisely and instead provides a wide range of estimates for each.

Yet that kind of understanding is precisely what the Q demands.

Their conversion to another kind of internationalism (more precisely: supernationalism) was easy.

This kind of loyalty is precisely what Saga Furs banked on when it laid out its strategy.