Sentence examples for precise slightly from inspiring English sources

"It was initially," he says in his precise, slightly strangulated voice.

Like the butler in "Remains of the Day," the narrator of "Orphans" -- one Christopher Banks -- speaks to us in a precise, slightly detached voice that seems the very embodiment of English propriety and circumspection.

Scrutiny of those clusters and how the dancers arrived and departed from them revealed a large, juicy vocabulary of forms of travel, from antic surges and loping runs to flopping sprawls, each with a precise, slightly odd body line that the performers struck and maintained with impressive clarity.

AFTER "Carnevale!" Mr. De Ritis will rest for a bit at his house in Pescara, "where I have my circus archive," he said in his precise, slightly accented English, one of three languages he ordinarily uses (Italian and French are the others).

She is friendly, precise and slightly hesitant about being interviewed for the first time.

But over the years his vocal runs have become more precise and slightly more judicious.

Ms. LaPointe's precise but slightly brooding sensibility was ignited early on by the movie "Edward Scissorhands, Tim Burtonn's goth-ish fairy tale, which left a lingering emotional impression.

Recent noteworthy examples that have premiered on the state-sponsored YouTube channel include a screed featuring President Barack Obama engulfed in flames, citizens wading into waist-high water to hysterically cheer their leader and a precise (if slightly geographically incorrect) animation tracking the proposed trajectory of a North Korean nuclear attack.

ERR estimates based on data restricted to emergency respiratory hospitalizations among TW residents were less precise but slightly higher than corresponding estimates based on all observations.

Consistent with this interpretation, a sensitivity analysis that imputed missing data by randomization group found more precise and slightly stronger associations between increases in LA and mortality (web appendix, part 7).

We emphasize that annual means of mass concentrations provided in Table 1 are less precise and slightly different from the annual means published previously (Götschi et al. 2005; Hazenkamp-von Arx et al. 2004) because redox activity has been determined in only half the ECRHS filter material.