Sentence examples for precisely put on from inspiring English sources

More precisely put: on average, over all possible outcomes, the procedure will preserve the type I error rate.

I am surprised if he stated this, as there is still a very vigorous debate within the climate research community about precisely how much constraint we can put on equilibrium climate sensitivity.

Society gets angry when gender roles are blurred, precisely because those roles are a fragile act put on with clothes, hairstyles and makeup.

There are songs I've always put on to dance to and they are, for one reason or another, precisely the songs I've never written about.

When he was ready to put on a show, Mr. Chrysler would invite precisely 24 people to his home.

This is an experience meant to mimic as precisely as possible the way the opera would have been put on at its premiere, complete with footlights, painted flats and goddesses descending from the flies in true deus ex machina style.

Mackintosh, although now 67, has the unlined features and bright-eyed fervour of someone who has spent all his life doing precisely what he wants: putting on shows.

Precisely put, judges around the country–from the Supremes on down are issuing diktats on a wide range of issues that should be in the hands of the people's elected representatives.

In the 19th minute, Iniesta alertly and precisely put the ball through to Jordi Alba on an overlapping run down the left flank.

Put on mascara, putting on multiple coats.

The trick turns out to be precisely "putting a dollar value on human life" -- in other words, the fulfillment of his misguided sense of entitlement.