Sentence examples for precise ideas from inspiring English sources

You have to enter the court with very precise ideas about what to do".

Anyone who thinks otherwise is wrong, we went everywhere to have clear and precise ideas.

For a singer with such precise ideas about opera, Mr. Kwiecien was a late convert to the form.

The instinct made him - at least as far as his charitable work went - a strangely old-fashioned figure, who was prepared to dedicate millions to his own, not very precise, ideas of a better society.

He is offering his help, and some precise ideas, all of which he has by now discussed with Chester A. Crocker, who had been offered the role of being the Bush administration's special envoy to Sudan, but who has since declined.

But if any country cites "public morals" as a reason to limit freedom, the EU document states, it must do so with reference to more than one philosophical or religious tradition, and with due regard for "the universality of human rights".The document also sets out very precise ideas on how to negotiate the fine line between hate speech and freedom of expression.

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.

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

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

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