Sentence examples for precise spirit from inspiring English sources

All he needs is to capture that precise spirit in his clothes.

Their so-called pride, their alleged Irishness, impugns the precise spirit of what it really means to be Irish.

Practical determination of orthometric height is always achieved through precise spirit levelling (geodetic levelling).

In a similar spirit, precise manual movements, as evident in handwriting, may result from the dual activity of a sequential controller interacting with a trajectory generator [5].

The writer has obviously internalized Smith's work and honors its spirit through precise, descriptive notes and observations.

That would harm global GDP growth for years, slowing demand for trade and the precise sort of animal spirits that the tech industry depends on to grow companies at far-higher rates than larger economic structures.

One soon realized that he was playing the notes, but in a way that paid greater attention to their spirit than to precise detail.

In this sense, it hardly matters what Brecht's precise contribution was, because the spirit of this leather-clad, posturing, narcissistic genius hovers over the whole enterprise: Brecht was the perfect rock star avant la lettre The Threepenny Opera is usually performed by actors or pop singers in the rough style Brecht himself epitomised.

depart from the spirit -- if not the precise letter -- of our intentions and aims.

Pyongyang has admitted violating the spirit if not the precise terms of the agreement and Washington must respond.

But most of all it was the general spirit of humanism critical, ebullient, precise, focused on the physical world, and passionate in its quest for results that fostered the development of the scientific spirit in social studies and natural philosophy.