Sentence examples for precisely have from inspiring English sources
Eduard's building doesn't precisely have tenants, but it isn't empty either.
Others, more precisely, have said that its sound echoes aggressive rock acts from the past, such as Nine Inch Nails.
As the critic Charles Morice observed, "I've noticed that in Pissarro's paintings the human figures, quite precisely, have the same import as the vegetables beside them".
The performances there -- judged from a "Richard III" this summer with Kathryn Hunter in the title role -- may not embody every single speculation as to what performances at the Globe or the Rose might precisely have been like.
More precisely, have a coffee, which takes 15 to 30 minutes to kick in, right before your nap, which will ensure that you don't sleep more than 45 minutes.
"This morning, the White House delivered a letter to several members of Congress on the topic of chemical weapons used in Syria," Hagel said — he might, more precisely, have said "question" rather than "topic," since neither he nor the White House was ready to be unambiguous.
What precisely had been tested?
What, precisely, has Martin Amis learnt?
But what, precisely, has changed?
What precisely has poisoned Marie's relationship with her daughter?
Rumors were swirling about what, precisely, had lighted the fuse to this violence.
