Sentence examples for not quite precise from inspiring English sources

"Muddled, not quite precise enough --" "I like precision --" "I know you do, but --" "You like couch-potato wines better than I do".

"We were not quite precise and serene enough with our finishing, and they defended well".

Even if the numbers are still not quite precise, it will no longer do to dismiss zero-hours working as something affecting a tiny proportion.

His mural instructions, clear in the process but not quite precise in the results, capture this spirit: "Place fifty points at random," he directs.

Yet even that isn't quite precise enough: he didn't save the ball in the sense of making a wonderfully gymnastic leap, of timing the flail of his arm correctly and deliberately diverting the ball away.

"It's been a fairly good day, a good win this morning on fresh ice, and we weren't quite precise enough tonight".

The civilian devices, made by companies including Garmin International, are typically smaller than Pluggers and, though not quite as precise as Pluggers, are apparently sufficient for everyday purposes.

It didn't help that Robert Griffin III emerged as the John Lennon to Luck's Paul McCartney: an edgier alternative with equal-but-different talents, even if the harmonies are not quite as precise.

The food is not quite as precise and magical as it often is in the downtown restaurants, but it is recognizably Changish and strong: big flavors tied together with herbs and acids.

The Roches — a trio of sisters with a long history in commercial folk music and credits on the album "There Goes Rhymin' Simon" — opened the concert with "American Tune," sounding pious if not quite pitch precise.

His ground strokes were not as steady, his approach shots not quite as precise, his returns not quite as intimidating, his dark side not nearly as contained as he let his racket fly and his fears flit across his broad, stubble-covered face.