Sentence examples for more precisely it is a from inspiring English sources
More precisely, it is a retail pavilion developed by Tishman Speyer Properties as part of its three-year, $100 million Chrysler Center project, incorporating the landmark Chrysler Building on Lexington Avenue, 666 Third Avenue (formerly the Kent Building) and the site between them on 42nd Street.
More precisely, it is a space-time white noise multiplied by an L2-function of the space variable.
More precisely, it is a bidet seat, which attaches to a standard toilet, warms to a preset temperature on cold mornings and reduces or eliminates toilet paper waste.
More precisely, it is a made-for-television movie that squeezes real life characters and historical moments into a convenient dramatic arc: a love story lived out against a backdrop of the cold war, California politics and Washington intrigue.
More precisely, it is a Northern brown snake, Storeria dekayi, said Jack Conrad, co-curator of Lizards and Snakes: Alive! an exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, which closes on Sept. 6. "They're not uncommon in the area," he said, "and the Bronx is a good place to find them".
2.1.1 in [27] (more precisely, it is a function pseudomodular with the Fatou property).
More precisely, it was a power play based on a bluff.
The iTunes store is a massive corporate endeavor — more precisely, it's a number of massive corporate endeavors bricked together into an intimidating edifice.
— Ben Greenman The iTunes store is a massive corporate endeavor — more precisely, it's a number of massive corporate endeavors bricked together into an intimidating edifice.
More precisely, it's a fast-food restaurant with a mission of being a healthy – or at least not unhealthy – alternative to existing options.
More precisely, it's a choice between a "safe" option, with an outcome that is fairly predictable, and a "risky" option where the outcome is uncertain.
