Sentence examples for pointed precision from inspiring English sources
In 1656, Jean-Baptiste Lully made his orchestra, the Petits Violons ("Little Violins"), abandon the old tradition of free embellishment and drilled them in a disciplined and rhythmically pointed precision that was widely imitated.
The sentence is pointed and precise.
The gestural precision and pointed verbal inflections that result are themselves a mark of worldly pressure, as if the atmosphere, political and societal, were reflecting itself back into the characters' very fiber and joining their self-consciousness to a hyper-alert wariness.
Sunburn that has you wincing as you drag crisp socks over your tender feet, howling in agony as a simple shower becomes a form of precision-pointed water torture.
OK, picking two Gould pieces might seem like overkill, but listen to his Bach the precision of his pointed notes, a technique he got from an early piano teacher; the persnickety, precise, but wildly emotional playing, while he rocked and moaned on his personal piano bench.
Point to its pointed teeth.
When Annette Buvoli and Evan Loudon, from the same school, danced the pas de deux from Frederick Ashton's "Rhapsody," the geometric precision and fullness with which their pointed feet drew semicircles on the floor in one diagonal brought its own delight.
His economic views are sound; they are laid down with ability, precision, clearness, and are sustained by a kind of pointed and common-sense eloquence somewhat rare in his class.
