Sentence examples for precisely cast from inspiring English sources
While Turing remains enticingly unreadable, his coterie of friends and colleagues is rendered in immediately identifiable vignettes, precisely cast, efficiently played.
They are better than baitcasters because they are not for casting precisely, rather for just casting into a general area.
Most of them, it's important to note, were Democrats, offering the figures precisely to cast the bill in a bad light.
"He was a very bizarre and precisely gifted casting director.
Best of all is the unearthly silver light cast, precisely, on each scene.
But back on cable, CNN had brought in Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway — perhaps the most annoying dissembler of our time — who cast precisely zero new light on the subject.
Location points are those tiny patches on the casting that are used to locate the casting precisely and unambiguously in three dimensions.
She delayed doing Maria Stuart, for instance, until she could cast it precisely as she wished.
Recent advances in engineered abrasives have allowed replacement of the random arrangement of minerals on conventional belts with precisely shaped structures uniformly cast directly onto a backing material.
Nor can she remember precisely how she was cast: "I think somebody literally stopped me in the street and said to my mum this little girl will be quite good in the film I am doing".
Mr. Gould said he relished playing an atypical role — an alienated Jewish-American academic who wrecks the marriage of a Swedish couple — but was emotionally ill-equipped to handle the shoot, and realized that Bergman might have cast him precisely for that reason: "Ingmar came laughing to me one day with a picture of my character, who's an archaeologist, dusting off a skull.
