Sentence examples for most exacting method from inspiring English sources

JOURNALISTS using the most exacting method available to social science -- that is, counting -- have determined that the phrase "scientifically based research" occurs more than 100 times in the Bush administration's No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

He was always her best, gentlest and most exacting friend.

What shape are Chelsea in for the most exacting examination of their powers?

I begin to relate, in the most exacting way, everything that is testing me.

Or even Australia's most exacting prose stylist, Helen Garner?

Mr. Foreman is the most eminent elder statesman of the avant-garde in New York theater and its most exacting auteur.

Now one of the most exacting standards, called "passive house," is making its way to the United States from Europe.

It is perhaps his most autobiographical, and his most exacting examination of the artist's life.

Strauss may not have been the most exacting of composers, but he is the most immediate, the most seductive, and the most human.

Its most exacting practitioner was John Haberle, who specialized in painting money.

The book contains enough obscure cogulated milk jests to satisfy even the most exacting fromager.