Sentence examples for no less exacting from inspiring English sources

"Color" recalls the dispersed musicians back onto a single stage, but it is no less exacting in its attention to the tactile qualities of sound unfolding in space: a transformation with suspense, at once gradual and unrelenting.

I believe that a good home cook is by nature no less exacting, no less rigorous than a chef when it comes to the quality of the ingredients, the aesthetics of a dish and the details of the preparation.

Specifically, as we see in the passage above, Descartes relies on the "single motions" of his "new types of compasses, which [he says] are no less exact and geometrical…than the common ones used to draw circles" in order to mark out a new class of problems that have legitimate geometrical solutions.

But there is no reason to expect that people hoping to make money would be any less exacting than those giving it away.

The band hasn't been any less exacting on the road.

Still, Manning acknowledged how difficult it must be for a player, on perhaps the biggest play of his career, no less, to suddenly do the exact opposite of what he has always done.

In 1999 he answered "no" to the charge that rising exam results were a sign of less exacting exams rather than of better teaching.

Flavor and texture can be less exacting matches.

This contouring meets some less exacting requirements for elevation data, and refinements in the system are improving its precision.

The specifications for diesel fuel, which can be made from the same ingredients, are far less exacting.

Responding, in part, to industry pressure, the Bush administration imposed a less exacting and less protective standard of 0.075 parts per million.