Sentence examples for precise tribute from inspiring English sources
And yet Greenfield, nervous in front of the crowd and clearly filled with the sadness of the moment, paid precise tribute to Bradlee.
Donald Hall — poet, critic, anthologist, poetry editor of The Paris Review during its early years, editor of "The Oxford Book of American Literary Anecdotes" and, as of last month, this country's poet laureate — is of the first group: warm chronicler or eager gossip, depending on the precise ratio of tribute to malice in any given tale.
The Knicks' early success on offense this season was a tribute to their precise ball movement, but they seem to have abandoned that approach for one-on-one isolation plays.
I watch Derek, Isaac Julien's tribute to Derek Jarman, enjoying the precise, late-imperial camp language.
The precise hue of each colour was chosen as a tribute to Ayrton Senna, who had been killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix; the cars were liveried in identical shades to those used on the Brazilian's helmet design.
You can treat that information as a mantra tribute to progress, or you can see the precise difficulties that come with it.
Journey to the Center of the Earth San Antonio de Pichincha, just outside Quito is a park that pays tribute to the Equator, claiming to be the earth's precise midpoint.
But that tribute was as deflated as this one turned out to be — precise but often mirthless.
Maxwell would have appreciated her graceful tribute, not for the praise but for the phrase, with its precise targeting by ricochet.
Drama is about characters making choices they can never undo, and in film especially you can usually pinpoint the precise moment when a character makes an irrevocable choice (think: "I volunteer as tribute!").
