Sentence examples for more exact the from inspiring English sources

Enter Luke Lexton, or Luke Welling, to be more exact, the new stable hand.

And yet it was the tragedy or, to be more exact, the bathos that followed it that almost cost Green the election.

I was interested in putting speech patterns down on the page (or to be more exact, the screen) and seeing how they looked.

We know we have to cook the cake in an oven, and we figure that the more exact the temperature and timing, the better the cake will look.

As a meditation, the poem lasts one full rotation of the sign, or, to be more exact, the sign makes one full rotation at the speed of the poem.

AgNRs (to be more exact, the nanorods are Au-Ag core-shell structure).

The MGM executive Eddie Mannix testified that no one on the lot was more "exacting"; the producer Pandro Berman averred that no director was more adept at getting his own way.

This suggested that the more exacting the observations entering into the calculation, the more accurate was the method.

Some parts should be more exact, like the door to the bathroom, but other areas can be more subjective -- like where friends will sit.

The necessity for methods more exact than the simple creatinine-based estimations, however, arises in the ranges of only moderately restricted or even normal renal function.

In Dutch, this book had a more exact title: "The Black Man With the White Heart".