Sentence examples for precise lessons from inspiring English sources

Regarding gentrification — one topic about which Brooklyn might offer very precise lessons — Hughes is vague, but not for lack of trying.

While it is too early to glean a set of precise lessons for a future bioterror attack -- particularly since no suspect has yet been charged in this one -- the officials acknowledge that the handling of the outbreak was marked by a catalog of miscalculations, missteps and misunderstandings about bioterrorism in general and anthrax in particular.

The young man with braces and close-cropped hair as precise as a geometry lesson steps onto the stage at Verbum Dei High School, grabs the microphone and introduces himself.

That is one of the lessons of the rich, precise, and information-packed account that journalist Laurent Neumann has just given us of the underside of the recent French presidential campaign (Les dessous de la campagne, Calmann-Lévy, 2017).

"Because my shoulder hurts from yesterday's shooting lesson," she stated with precise feminine logic.

The most important lesson learned was that precise and reliable input data are vital to a realistic assessment.

A first lesson learned here is: precise objectives are first step for success.

At the beginning of each lesson, teachers need to be precise in what they want each pupil to learn; the aim by the end of the lesson is that this has been achieved.

To be precise, the thrust of the CEF's lesson is to teach obedience – that if God tells you to kill unbelievers, or do anything else for that matter, you must do exactly as he says.

To be precise, it's a work of theosophy, offering lessons in karma, reincarnation and other precepts of that esoteric spiritual movement to its intelligent young readers.

For reasons of accuracy and truth, I should mention at this point that considerably more than three minutes had elapsed by the time we got round to lesson three – about 25 to be precise.