Sentence examples for politically precise from inspiring English sources

* * *  Obama's speech was infinitely better, more self-assured, more politically precise than his first.

* * * Obama's speech was infinitely better, more self-assured, more politically precise than his first.

Through Haden and his politically charged, poetically precise bass playing, you can find gorgeous, enigmatic hints about the essential meaning of music.

Visually precise and politically amorphous, the absorbing documentary "Abendland" opens with a self-reflexive image of a surveillance camera perched over a green field.

My preference for "unauthorised" has less to do with being politically correct than with being precise.

It is thorough, it makes good sense both realistically and politically, and it is full of precise details.

Ganesha, the God of Beginnings and Remover of Obstacles, is seated in a posture my kids call crisscross applesauce, what I once called "Indian style" but which, despite this instance of fairly precise nomenclature, is now considered politically incorrect.

The Cabinet Manual aims to provide precise answers to very big and politically contentious questions.

However, in the meantime Nord Stream has gone online [42] (in 2012 to be precise) and this has on the one hand circumvented politically volatile regions but on the other hand increased dependence on Russian gas!

Estimates of the total wild population in the early 21st century ranged as high as 13 million, though precise surveys were impossible because the parrots live in isolated, often politically volatile regions.

Travers was never precise about her socialist affiliations – "it is difficult for me to think or feel politically" – preferring to dwell in her anterior world of myth and legend.