Sentence examples for love of precision from inspiring English sources

Tomas Maier's love of precision is well known.

"It really instilled in me a love of precision, but also a love for type.

He says what characterises her, and not only in her music, is a love of precision.

He was also an etymologist, from which may have sprung Chessex's love of precision in his poetry and prose.

Another problem with this painting is that Ms. Kennedy-Dyne's love of precision lets her down here in depicting the nude body behind the screen.

And in "Appetite," a senescent doctor, who was a control freak in his younger days, is reduced in his dotage to sputtering obscenities at his wife, who likes to torture him by reading aloud recipes filled with just the sorts of vague lists of ingredients and directions that most grate against his love of precision.

It requires a lot of precision.

Speaking with a mix of enthusiasm and what she called a wonkish love of science and precision, Dr. Kanem said the UNFPA's family planning was liberating millions of women to become educated and productive members of the work force, a profound shift that many developing countries are only now beginning to appreciate for its economic benefits.

UR came from Public Enemy for the black power, and a love of the German precision of Kraftwerk.

They do single-bean, inimitable coffees from the Dominican Republic, Tanzania, Ethiopia and Guatemala, all meticulously sourced with the kind of love and precision you don't often see outside the wine world.

He had a love of words, and the precision of language, that resonated through everything he produced.