Sentence examples for precise as to from inspiring English sources

Be precise as to why you object to being stereotyped in that way, and take actions to counteract.

"So precise as to be almost poetic".

Roger Allam's Bernard, bragging that his plan is "so precise as to be almost poetic", perfectly exudes a peacock vanity which demands retribution.

Their meetings, walks, hesitations, lovemaking are fictionally familiar, but the detail is so fine and precise as to create its own originality.

These slabs not only recorded the lengths of the wall sections with measurements sometimes as precise as to the nearest foot but also depicted in friezes various aspects of the campaign against the "northern barbarians" and the Roman victory.

In a 1983 interview with The Globe and Mail of Canada, he had this to say about his unemotional stage demeanor: "You cannot lose your control physically and be precise as to what your hands do.

For a hypothesis to be testable, it must be well-described and precise, so as to allow for falsification and replication [ 6].

Their instructions to Peter and Scott became more precise, as well.

Their rivals might have spent all of the money – £110.5m to be precise, as opposed to Arsenal's blank – but there is life in the tried and trusted.

Insertion at these conserved positions decreases the chance of elimination, and slows deletion of the elements, since removal of the elements has to be precise as not to disrupt the function of the protein.

We used individual-level data with complete and exact information on sick leave from day one, and harmonized the variables and definitions to make the dataset as precise as possible to ensure comparability.