Sentence examples for precise wishes from inspiring English sources

Her precise wishes became clear when she enrolled in a "comfort care" program, which enabled her to decide which medical interventions she wanted and which she did not.

One reason to wait is that, although Swiss voters have spoken, their precise wishes on several complex issues can only be guessed at.

She said she expected the board would do whatever the mayor asked, and added that she expected Deputy Mayor Dennis M. Walcott would call before the meeting to let her know Mr. Bloomberg's precise wishes.

Yet Eileen wants to go home; to be more precise, she wishes she had never come.

For example, the sound of the English letter may be transcribed in IPA with a single letter, [t], or with a letter plus diacritics, [t̺ʰ], depending on how precise one wishes to be.

Your decisions are not as quick; maybe the game is not as precise as you wish it to be.

And suddenly that word, "heterosexual," becomes less than the helpful, scientifically precise term one might wish for.

Now, they are saying the precise opposite: that they wish to expand the higher education system considerably on the back of the highest tuition fees in the world.

Headlines aside, the book itself is a welcome intervention in the long debate about the difference between art and entertainment, although it's a shame that Josipovici is not always as lucid or precise as one could wish.

A while ago I drove the N24 racing car and wished its precise, ultra-communicative, rapid but forgiving demeanour could translate to the Vantage road cars, and now it has.

Readers with etiquette tips (or other ultra-precise words they wish they had more opportunities to use), let us know.