Sentence examples for precise fashion from inspiring English sources

Djokovic beat Sousa, 6-0, 6-2, 6-2, in precise fashion and waltzed into the fourth round.

His speech may be sparse, but his body is expressively talkative, conveying violence, pathos and even tragedy in surprisingly precise fashion.

For companies, that data can be used "to deliver online advertising in an extraordinarily precise fashion," Ms. Tucker points out in her planned testimony.

Referring to Hathaway's "lumpy blue sweater", which she suggests the young woman chose "because you're trying to tell the world that you take yourself too seriously to care about what you put on your back…", she then goes on to explain that the jumper is not just blue, it's "cerulean", and analyses the precise fashion shows that led to the production of it.

Those are the odds of the Red Sox' blowing a nine-game lead (which they did) and missing the baseball playoffs entirely (which they did) in the precise fashion in which they did it, as calculated by Nate Silver in The Times.

Multifarious branch sizes, ranging from methyl to pentadecyl, have been incorporated in a precise fashion on the polyethylene backbone.

While some dishes communicated blunt down-home goodness, others were assembled or presented in intricate, precise fashions that sent a much more nuanced message and asked you to summon a much less freewheeling mood.

In meetings, Clinton often guides the discussion to an inference that the staff didn't see in advance; Gore marches through the agenda in precise, orderly fashion, speaking in the technical language of a public-policy graduate seminar.

In a talk to the Asia Society's docents, Tingley, a slim woman dressed in boots and black pants, described the exhibition in a precise, scholarly fashion, but on a tour of the galleries she almost skipped with delight.

"Yeah, it's very precise, the fashion industry," Cutrone agrees.

While MAP3K4 is essentially ubiquitous, its activation may be regulated in a precise spatiotemporal fashion (Winter-Vann and Johnson, 2007).