Sentence examples for no exactness from inspiring English sources

The reason, Cusanus writes, is that there is no exactness outside of God, and only "God, who is everywhere and nowhere, is its [the universe's] circumference and center" (II.12, Hopkins translation).

This definition, however, has no exactness about how many bathroom breaks is too many.

The dancers also, with no less exactness, roll shoulders, slump torsos, write on the air and — a recurrent motif — kneel while tapping one foot from side to side.

But there's no denying the exactness of every gesture, stance and inflection in defining someone who has made a fine art of self-protection and passive aggression.

Even now, recuperating from illness, he had an exactness, a scrupulousness of mental focus, that generated a palpable tension.

"It's no easy task and the exactness we're going to require will only increase.

The lover's departure at dawn evoked many wistful passages in Genji monogatari, but in Makura no sōshi Sei Shōnagon noted with unsparing exactness the lover's fumbling, ineffectual leave-taking and his lady's irritation.

Following this, S = 1 (especially N = S = 1) can be considered as an extreme class of replicators, exhibiting exactness - that is, there is no evolutionary potential at all.

This is tied to the exactness of the mechanics of pollination, but it also means that orchids can no longer provide the only source of sustenance for the pollinator, and other flowers must be present in the biosphere to maintain visitors.

I had to acknowledge that, with my limited understanding and experience, I had no way of knowing what would happen next or even, with any great exactness, what I wanted to happen next.

In its lyricism, brutality and exactness, this threatening evocation of an haute-bourgeois paradise could have been written by no one other than Pinter, who died in 2008.