Sentence examples for precisely realised from inspiring English sources

Rather, it offers a first-class luxury dining journey to anyone looking for food lovingly and precisely realised in a fantastic heritage setting by friendly and informed staff – and one that beckons the booking of a return very soon.

It's also possible that hindsight causes me to see patterns where there are none, and it's worth noting that seeing Metamorphosis as a story about race or self-loathing – or more precisely, about realising that you are loathed by those around you – is just one of a myriad interpretations.

This split is not radical: Liberal Prime Minister David Lloyd George did precisely this, realising that doing both full time jobs is impossible.

It is based on the oral testimonies and written narratives of German Jewish Marxist women who were driven out of their homeland by German fascism, yet returned after the end of World War II, dedicated to the building of socialism, or more precisely to realising the dream of a society free of prejudice and discrimination.

Until, that is, he realised precisely what he had to do.

This meant, as Witbooi realised, precisely the opposite of what it said.

When he realised how precisely the tag was able to track his movements, Girling - who is from the Southend area - cut it off his ankle, and was subsequently charged with criminal damage.

"I think most evangelicals don't preach it, precisely because they realise it's a bit murky, a bit complex," Justin Thacker, head of theology at the Evangelical Alliance told me.

He might not have realised that this is precisely the attraction: you never know what you might stumble upon next.

Then I realised his reaction was precisely why he should be at the Big House where we can help him control his emotions.

A few years ago, I finally put two and two together and realised that it's precisely these arbitrary, specious notions of cool that drive 16-year-old boys to try to kill themselves.