Ms. Malcolm, 67, is petite and precise, dressed all in black but for the pinstripes of her blazer.
In many respects, Helen was what you might expect a librarian to be — quiet, careful, precise, dressed in skirts that came to mid-calf, heavy stockings, sensible shoes, her graying hair carefully coiffed.
Its great disadvantage: it has the precise opposite dress code of the tennis courts — no sneakers allowed.
If you want to be precise, base the dress that you use off of a real dress that Marie -Antoinette wore.
In 1908, one of their newspapers, Votes for Women, declared: "The suffragette of today is dainty and precise in her dress".
While people might have certain assumptions about the way emos dress, precise delineations are not clear.
The impeccably precise principal players, dressed up like the cast of a nightmare version of "Pirates of Penzance," move and speak with the mannered zeal of automa tons in search of their inner humanity.
It was a precise reworking of a dress that Mr. Dior designed in 1949 — but in rose pink satin.
Even when dealing with sexual violence, she applies the same nuanced technique that she uses to indicate a woman's age, class and marital status by recording the precise shade of her dress.
Elida was slight, and she dressed in precise, quiet colors.
