Sentence examples for precise kind of from inspiring English sources
I think Serwer is exactly right about the precise kind of white resentment McCain is aiming to stir up.
It involves doctors, pathologists and other nursing staff analysing meticulously the precise kind of tumours I am suffering from, and what treatment can be most effective.
The remaining eight sections are not son-of-Bolshoi but son-of- Agon," with emotionson-of- Agonto be extrapolated, teason-of- Agonm a cooler, more precise kind of dancing.
Ms. Heller would not identify the facility or the precise kind of counseling Mr. Weiner, who has admitted having explicit communications with six women he met online, would receive.
Most profoundly, the S.E.A.'s campaign reflects the vigilantism of young aggressors steeped in the Web: it's conducted not simply on widely viewed media sites or on social media itself but for them; the SEA knows how to capture a precise kind of attention from a particular kind of audience.
Del Rey's transformation is not singular, but mirrors the precise kind of aesthetic reinvention (a name change; perhaps some cosmetic surgery; the acquisition of many, many gossamer frocks) that aspiring starlets have been enacting since the advent of the studio system.
By strictly literary criteria Amy Bloom is a fine writer, really a very fine writer: a scrupulous observer of widely varying human types and the precise kinds of bric-a-brac they surround themselves with, a maker of exceedingly elegant sentences, and a sophisticated storyteller whose previous books, including the engaging, picaresque novel Away, have been deservedly acclaimed.
"Words in Air" may be the only book of its precise kind ever published: the lifelong correspondence between two artists of equal genius.
To be more precise, two kinds of asymmetry have been evidenced.
He was giving away a ticket for a play, and he was very precise about the kind of person he wanted joining him.
What might be necessary, for more precise orientation, is some kind of shock genealogy.
