Sentence examples for memorable precision from inspiring English sources
The Chinatown card players, the McHughs' busybody neighbor, Craig's streetwise fellow cops, even the vicar who helps Leslie get her bearings again: all are rendered with memorable precision.
Beyoncé has spent her career making award shows memorable with her onstage precision and knack for continuously upping her showmanship.
But because of the precision of this memorable image, we understand that Siberia can be very cold and still indeed.
Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso showed why they are the brightest talents of the emerging generation here yesterday when they moved from the back of the starting grid to finish first and third in the Japanese grand prix thanks to two of the most memorable displays of high-speed precision driving seen in years.
And others, like "The Dance," feel verbose and in need of a judicious edit, in sharp contrast to the concise precision of Larkin's more memorable work.
Mr. Gilbert and the Philharmonic players mirrored his precision and warmth, and contributed memorable moments of their own, most notably the otherworldly wind choirs at the start of the closing Adagio.
That ineffable mix of uniqueness and precision is what makes a dancer memorable.
While data can be used to tell remarkably deep and memorable stories, Bergstrom told me, its apparent sophistication and precision can effectively disguise a great deal of bullshit.
Modern British drama also has no better interpreter than Max Standord-Clark; and his meticulous precision has also yielded, over the years, memorable performances from a whole gallery of actors, including Harriet Walter, Lindsay Duncan and Alan Rickman.
