Sentence examples for lie precisely from inspiring English sources
But the deeper problem may lie precisely in the family-friendly ethos of these countries.
He is against cash transfers.Yet for the Congress Party in Delhi, the political opportunity may lie precisely with benefits as cash, not in kind.
I say the most successful experiences lie precisely in our failures – because they are the ones from which we learned most and forced us into improving ourselves.
Yet the major defects of Mohist ethical thought lie precisely in how these ideas are handled.
A unitive experience involves a phenomenological de-emphasis, blurring, or eradication of multiplicity, where the cognitive significance of the experience is deemed to lie precisely in that phenomenological feature.
The difficulty with linear regression imputation is that because the imputed values are predictions from a regression equation, they will lie precisely on the regression line and hence lead to underestimation of residual variability.
The challenge of politics lies precisely in the marriage of high vision and low cunning.
The novel's great tragic power lies precisely in the clash between the two.
The irony of Lammy's remarks lies precisely in the rioting we saw last summer.
The ideological power of human rights lies precisely in their rhetorical ambiguity.
The radicalism of "Fruitvale Station" lies precisely here, in its refusal to turn a man into a symbol.
