Sentence examples for precisely from from inspiring English sources

Lincoln's wisdom emerges precisely from the fact that he's damaged goods.

The Internet, by contrast, derives its adaptability precisely from its amorphous nature.

You have to go precisely from this step to this step.

Sometimes the most profound artistic experiences come precisely from what we can't explain.

But Mr. Botstein sees the work's power as stemming precisely from its style.

So the film comes precisely from this union of the modern and the archaic".

Rhett's charm in the original novel (and in the film) stems precisely from his dashing mystery.

And it was a power that derived precisely from the fact that it wasn't "dramatic theatre".

That seems odd when you consider that they are designed to shift risk precisely from one party to another.

Or more precisely, from the more than 400 channels of television that come from the click of those buttons.

A painter who did use a camera obscura was Vermeer, and you can tell this precisely from his "photographic" croppings.