Sentence examples for of imprecision from inspiring English sources

("Undocumented" is also rejected, on the grounds of imprecision).

There are too many moments of imprecision, in a work that requires exceptional accuracy.

Because Congo's prewar mortality rate is disputed by different sources, it is also a source of imprecision.

The footnotes accompanying the exposure study did flag areas of imprecision.

Stayton's coloratura is effortlessly beguiling, while Stamboglis, a brief moment of imprecision apart, makes a suavely unctuous Basilio.

There is a sense that it can bear a degree of imprecision - that it's more about texture, force and peculiar harmonic consequences than note-for-note perfection.

But he seemed curiously ill at ease, and the customary grace of his playing was offset by occasional moments of imprecision.

No cut-down violin sections here, no conversational fineness between instruments: there was only big, lovely sound and articulation hidden in a fog of imprecision.

Many are said to believe that "there is no such thing as society".In this section Now, unite us The perils of imprecision Please release me.

At the United States Open, Woods blamed minor lapses of imprecision that were not tolerated by the onerous Olympic Club layout.

If as great a poet as Eliot could feel that, how dare any writer, trapped in the general mess of imprecision, make light of finding words?