Sentence examples for named precisely from inspiring English sources

If the ENT record also failed to give the date, then the oncology record was searched (this was uncommon) and its date used if it was named precisely.

Other paintings are made with modulations on a single color, often hard to name precisely.

Confronting means to name precisely the behavior they just did that you find unacceptable.

"The church has a lot of enemies in this state," Flores said, refusing to name precisely whom she was referring to.

"I have found the Livingston Awards more valuable to me as an editor than the Pulitzer or any other award I can name, precisely because it focuses me on good talent in an early part of a writers' career," he said.

"The reason I'm forgetting my name?" "Precisely".

Juilliard415 strikes me as a great name precisely because it is obscure but not impenetrable.

It's name change, to Tshwane, has been complicated by uncertainty as to what name, precisely, has been changed.

Here, the likes of Keith Arnatt, Barry Flanagan and Yelena Popova present art worthy of the name, precisely because it so skilfully dodges definition.

It may not also be completely positive either because he still sees Rome apparently as being destroyed in the end. 2 Thessalonians, therefore, looks like a case where someone's writing a letter in Paul's name, precisely to counter the idea that Jesus is coming back tomorrow.

A few months earlier, Conrad's friend Ford Madox Ford had published a novel called The Good Soldier – and (if we are to believe Ford) had given it that name precisely because cashing in on the war was thought to be a good move.