Sentence examples for precise affair from inspiring English sources

A contract for a work of nonfiction is a more precise affair.

Kinect control is a less precise affair, as it's ill-suited to the sort of tiny adjustments required to finesse a swing from "so-so" to "outstanding".

As New Year's Eve telecasts go, this one was not exactly a tightly planned, rigidly precise, Ryan Seacrest-style affair.

Audience participation Millican-style has always been a precise, pre-meditated affair, but it usually pays dividends.

But in fact, over the past decade, this precise state of affairs has materialized, not in the United States but in the United Kingdom.

A PC version is scheduled for early next year, but that will be a fairly precise mouse-and-keyboard affair.

It's a strange and bizarrely lovely affair; emotionally honest, visually precise and atmospherically enchanting.

Whatever the precise contours and intensity of the affair, Judge Holland did testify that she would have disqualified herself from Mr. Hood's case had his lawyers asked.

The Luhn case provides "quite a precise parallel" to the British hacking affair, Nick Davies, who led the hacking coverage at The Guardian, told me on Friday.

While the precise details of the Cameron's tax affairs are unknown, Downing Street sources last night would not confirm that Mr Cameron was affected by the 50p tax rate.

Indeed, the laughter that greets the show today is tinged with surprise at how eerily some of its jokes seem to take precise aim, from decades back, at current affairs.