Sentence examples for precise really from inspiring English sources

Well, you don't go to a Cronenberg movie for comedy, but rather for something exciting, exotic, daring and precise: really, none of those things is present in this agonisingly self-conscious and meagre piece of work.

Daesh, now officially adopted by the French government, is the Arabic acronym for Al Dawla al-Islamyia fil Iraq wa'al Sham, (though it should, to be precise, really be rendered as Da'ish).

This is the story of a little girl called Heather Sweet who was born and raised in a happy and wholesome family in good ol' Middle America - Michigan, to be precise, "which is really, really Middle America, you know".

"We depend upon really precise and accurate timing and synchronization for our modern technology every day," O'Brian says.

Albeit none of these calculations, no matter how accurate they might have felt, were really precise, because one had to go plus or minus twenty seconds on one side or the other to account for various other distractions (fiddling, scratching, eye rubbing, and snot blowing) that might cut into his attention span.

Haldeman's was really precise.

Execution has to be really precise.

The way the Coens work is really precise, and they really try to bring you into the process.

"They used 3-D printing to make really precise, miniature pieces," she said.

That could mean the drugs are not really precise tools and could have unexpected side effects.

But it's her precise tailoring that really fills a bill for fall.