Sentence examples for nice precise from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, for a descriptive scientific term used so widely in policy, teaching, conservation and industry, the term species isn't a nice precise descriptive term.
"They can't imitate BMW, but they can imitate some of the qualities of BMW, the nice, crisp handling, the predictable, controllable ride, nice precise steering and above average power for its class," he said.
"Nice and precise," he said as he modeled a crisp fold, everyone working intently.
The first movement came off as a little overblown, but Mr. Sauer, who has a nice, fluid, precise touch, opened the second movement with an appealing loose-limbed quality that tempered this Rondo's tighter, classical air in an interesting way.
Like really nice: delivered at the precise moment its recipient needed it most.
A nice Nash house, to be precise.
He's very precise; he has a nice touch.
The staff was always nice; now it is efficient and precise as well.
He's very precise and has a nice touch, but he doesn't get much drama going.
This is no fault of Ms. Cabell, who plays multiple characters with ease and displays nice chemistry with Ms. Goethals, a precise actress who communicates the pain of deception with eloquence.
We knew that the Tegra chipset in the Zune HD and likely in several upcoming WinPho handsets (Tegra 2, to be precise) is capable of some nice 3D, but these are better than anything I've seen yet.
