Sentence examples for precisely sums from inspiring English sources

That precisely sums up the situation.

Yes, yes, it's an overdone Internet meme, but it also precisely sums up nearly everyone's reaction yesterday to the iPad.

With the golden carrot of being rich and successful after graduation, this precisely sums up the student loan system.

Like the other explainers, this one precisely summed up what they'd been doing.

"Love, love, love, love," Joan Armatrading sang at Celebrate Brooklyn! on Thursday night, precisely summing up the topic of nearly all her songs.

Moreover, multiply this annual loss by five and the total, $115 billion, is precisely the sum Congress and the president are trying to cut from Medicare spending over the next five years.

But it seems to me that it is actually a continuation of French haute cuisine, and that the break is between that tradition, which seeks to transform ingredients into something greater than the sum of its parts, and another European culinary tradition, represented by Tuscan cuisine, which seeks to marry excellent ingredients in a union that is precisely the sum of its parts.

And how can one fail to be impressed and moved by passages that seem precisely to sum up the national mood following the July 7 attacks?

The £260,000 Charles collected in 1627 was precisely the sum he had turned down when it was made conditional upon his surrender of Buckingham to the wrath of the Commons.

Also to Hertz whose High Wycombe franchise used a biro to alter the payable excess from £1,000 to £3,000 then claimed that a scrape to a hire vehicle cost precisely that sum to repair, although no itemised bill could be produced.

More precisely, the sum of hydrocarbon monoterpenes (33.6%–64.1%) and hydrocarbon nonterpenic compounds (6.4%–25.5%) was higher than that of oxygenated compounds, which never accounted for more than 23.9 g/100 g.