Sentence examples for precise calibre from inspiring English sources
The precise calibre of her misery can be gauged from a glance at her bedside reading, which starts with a copy of Djuna Barnes's "Nightwood" and gets even gloomier, if that is possible.
For nine months, David lived in Santiago de Compostela, in Spain, and recorded, with precise details only a poet of his calibre could master: what he felt, saw, drank, tasted, remembered on the city's medieval streets.
However, this technique is only suitable for large calibre vessels (>3 mm) and carries doubt about the precise patten of intima-to-intima alignment of vessels.
Recent advances in retinal photographic imaging techniques have allowed objective and precise measurement of subtle vascular characteristics in the retina, including the retinal vessel calibre (diameter).
Most pop stars of her calibre would spring for video screens and confetti, but Robyn can actually sing, with a murderously precise alto that can indulge in breathy phrasing at one moment and then break in half in a five-second-long legato wail.
According to press reports, the catalogue of objects whose precise location seemed murky includes a memory stick that may or may not have had information about an offshore account, a handful of.38-calibre bullets, and Steenkamp's phone.
But he is presidential calibre.
Calibre International denies the allegations.
It contained seven.32 calibre automatics.
