Sentence examples for precisely say that from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to precisely say that this person isn't an existing person in high office," said Mr. Iannucci, a British comedian and producer who is best known to American audiences for his 2009 political satire "In the Loop".

She precisely said that universities want to sustain levels of diversity because of the still high rate of race-related turmoil on campuses like Yale and Missouri, though she didn't name them, and the enduring worry that minority students often feel isolated.

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But many experts say that is precisely the problem.

And some say that is precisely the problem.

Perhaps they will say that is precisely their role.

A cynic might say that is precisely what the G.M.A. wants.

Camille Baruch, 18, and her family say that is precisely what happened to her.

Advocates of protecting office space say that is precisely why some regulations are required.

But researchers and public health advocates say that's precisely the problem – the Bishops' rules are open to dangerous interpretation.

This is not a story about incompetents feeding at the trough, although a lot of Gannett employees would say that is precisely what the story is about.