Sentence examples for own precise from inspiring English sources

Every note has its own precise, dynamic role, its duration calculated to the millisecond.

It may be nothing more than a stylized walk or run, but with the body indicating its own precise fixation, and the rhythm and spacing indicating more.

Paradoxically, his position was strengthened by the uncertainty of his own precise preference he had always left details and close logic to Cobden, who died in 1865.

On the flip side, the London-based Times Higher Education deemed the book a "delightful bramble," though the author's "own precise vantage point is deliberately impossible to discern".

Deddie stayed for five days in a care home for the elderly officially designated as 'adequate', and described, in her own precise, elegant words, what happened.

Part memoir, part off-beat ethnography, this genre-bending text offers a beady glimpse into a remote and secret world regulated by its own precise codes of conduct.

He was not a great innovator, but he was an adept student of Modernist painting and had his own delicately precise touch.

On the wall at Mr. Hyneman's company, M5 Industries, a sign expresses his own forcefully precise and orderly nature: "Clean up or die".

Crystal's own voice, precise and steady and with a lilt that is suggestive of his youth in Liverpool, rises through it as though through a din of students waiting for a lecture.

We try to refrain from citing Virginia Woolf on the necessity of having a room of one's own, her precise formula for literary creativity having failed to anticipate the presence, in that room, of an Internet-enabled computer with its myriad distractions and opportunities for procrastination, its offering of endless other virtual rooms to poke around in.

Rule No. 4, particularly useful if you can't blame the English language and your own is unforgivingly precise: blame the microphone.