Sentence examples for most precise statement from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Ghesquiere's needlelike silhouette for Balenciaga left an unambiguous point: here is the most precise statement a modern designer can make about female strength.

Not the most precise statement of exoneration, but very sensible.

If it is possible to distinguish between esoteric and exoteric texts, then the most precise statements of Leibniz's considered views are likely to be found in the esoteric texts.

I sought Mr. Packer sure of finding something the others reporters had missed: a peculiar method he uses to pick journalists from a crowd; an insightful analysis of the diction and syntax most likely to see print; a precise statement of what it is that my colleagues seek from men on the street, which I have never understood [1].

"While our State Department is making every effort to resolve this global threat through diplomatic means, it must be noted that the combined allied militaries now possess the most precise, rehearsed and robust defensive and offensive capabilities on Earth," Mattis said in a statement.

Most journals, as we do at Journal of Orthopaedic Traumatology, ask authors to make a precise statement under their own responsibility to guarantee that these requirements are met.

(Peirce did propose an at least fairly precise statement; but, as explained in the supplement to this entry, it does not capture what most nowadays understand by abduction).

"The Type Ia supernovae give us the most precise yardstick ever built," said astronomer Steve Rodney of Johns Hopkins University, part of the team that discovered the supernova, in a statement.

The most precise registering is with pinholes.

15.Rf1 Bf6?! (14...Rac8 is the most precise move here).

So Yao's version was the most precise one.