Sentence examples similar to more exact equivalent from inspiring English sources
A more exact modern equivalent to Ralph Waldo Emerson's vision of himself as "a transparent eyeball" is hard to imagine.
The analogy would be more exact if one also thought of the laws of nature as equivalent to the divine intellect immanent in nature.
Nobody today is the exact equivalent of anybody in 1789, of course, but Tea Party Republicans more closely resemble those who denounced the Constitution than those who advocated it.
The joke is that Dory ("I'm a natural blue") has a short memory, and that suits DeGeneres just fine; her gulping, darting speech patterns are the exact equivalent of the way in which her character swims, which is more than you could say for Esther Williams.
There is no exact equivalent in English.
A more exact motto than "Cunard.
Or to be more exact, bosh, bosh.
The technique is more exact now.
There is no exact equivalent of this word in the English language.
