Sentence examples for precise I was from inspiring English sources
To be precise, I was walking into my favourite library, the University Library in Cambridge.
To be precise: I was a Jew with the flu about to go kayaking in Poland in January — not a setup likely to end well.
Well, to be precise, I was kneading when my sister's call came to tell me that there were only a few minutes to go.
To be precise, I was afraid of most things: boats, loud noises, bodies of water, clowns, abandonment on the front steps of my elementary school.
And yet, by chapter three, page 71 to be precise, I was so immersed in the world Chaudhuri has created that I was surprised, when I looked up, to find that I was still in London and not among the crumbling mansions of what had been one of the empire's greatest cities.
It is so historically and anatomically precise, I am confident that, if you gave me a sharp knife, a horse and a rope, I could now skin a buffalo (though someone else would have to kill it first).
Of course, I do those things occasionally and sometimes inadvertently, but more often than not I am analyzing arguments rather than making them; or, to be more precise, I am making arguments about arguments, especially ones I find incoherent or insufficiently examined.
Hailing from the bowels of the South, New Orleans to be precise, I'm well acquainted with hot and wet.
"When I say something important i'm trying to be precise, I'm trying to make pauses and to emphasize the intonation on it.
To be more precise, I'm not arguing that the idea of having a scalable repository for arbitrary big data and a technique for distributing processing over it are under threat.
