Sentence examples for precisely situated from inspiring English sources

Gunn is a New Zealander living in Scotland, but Featherstone is never precisely situated, although the topography seems somewhat antipodean.

As is Giselle, in the original a fully realised character, precisely situated in the village hierarchy, but here rendered anonymous.

Each narrative offers us an entire existence (we feel that if a story doesn't illuminate a whole life, Gallant's not interested in writing it) and a whole world, a milieu precisely situated in time and on the map of Europe and Quebec.

I think there's a real glass ceiling when it comes to "getting really horny over piss", and it is pretty precisely situated over "the slow, dawning realisation that you're sleepy but you've got all piss on your bed".

The maximal probability of the response is precisely situated on the stimulation period.

But the situations, precisely, are situated: they always take place in specific social and political contexts.

His hair was thinning a little in front, but it was carefully cut, and he was tanned, which caused his square face and prominent brow to appear heavy, almost artificially so, as though in a peculiar way the man I saw were not Mack Bolger but an effigy situated precisely there to attract my attention.

With its perfectly crafted zingers, waves of pure heartbreak, and a visual thread count so dense it may actually qualify as a controlled substance, "Downton Abbey" is situated precisely on the Venn diagram where "prestige" meets "guilty pleasure": it's as much cake as it is bread.

It is important to note that index A describes the Bloch function of the X-point situated precisely at the k a -axis in the Brillouin zone, i.e., in a certain sense, the small and big indices coincide.

Thus when subsequent research by Galle at the Berlin observatory revealed that such a planet (Neptune) did in fact exist, and was situated precisely where Adams and Leverrier had calculated, this was hailed as by all and sundry as a magnificent triumph for Newtonian physics: in Popperian terms, Newton's theory had been subjected to a critical test, and had passed with flying colours.

"Almost always unexpectedly beautiful, Gateway is a park in transition precisely because it is situated within a landscape and megaregion that are undergoing constant change themselves".