Sentence examples for precise idea from inspiring English sources

The chair is no longer extant, but with a bit of digging and dusting we can recover a precise idea of what it looked like, and place it in a precisely identifiable house in Westminster, where Jonson lived his last years – corpulent and half-paralysed with a stroke, but still prodigiously writing – and where he died in 1637 at the age of 66.

Darío entertained a precise idea of how to do this.

Yet there is no very precise idea of what interaction is and what interactivity means.

"I had a precise idea for Rochas and that was classic Parisienne chic.

"It was a pretty strong move, so he has to have a precise idea of why he did it".

They added that they had no precise idea of the number of votes still to be tabulated.

When Jean Laporte opened L'Artisan in 1976, he had a very precise idea about what he wanted.

I have no precise idea what "spine-sprung" means, or whether "malandered" and "harls" are actual words.

The Pentagon says that between the two rounds of bidding, it developed a more precise idea of what it needed.

I don't have a very precise idea of just how much trouble one can get into for being a universalist in just which theological circles.

"Once they're in close contact, the Sprites could take pictures of the surface so we could get a precise idea of the color the spectrum of the asteroid.