Sentence examples for precisely that of from inspiring English sources

If Wilson did have a vision, it was precisely that: of a party of government whose time had come.

And this is convenient because it absolves us of the deeply unpleasant task of recognising that the Ian Watkinses of this world are precisely that: of this world.

The function of the causal principle of the homogeneity of the species is precisely that of ensuring that, say, when visual system and visible object come together, it is visual consciousness rather than auditory or olfactory consciousness that arises [for a detailed analysis of the complex issues surrounding the attainment of cessation, see Griffiths 1986, 66 and passim].

(This scenario is precisely that of Schubert's song cycle).

The muscle arrangement of the tail was precisely that of modern alligators and lizards.

Of course, our viewpoint is precisely that of the painter of "The Art of Painting".

(Of course, it was precisely that group of voters that sent Mike Huckabee, a Southern Baptist minister, hurtling past Romney in the final weeks of that Iowa campaign).

Still, it's unclear how precisely that reduction of nests correlates to a decline of actual turtles in the ocean.

The rape of girls in armed conflict is precisely that kind of issue – a trauma today and a tragedy that shadows tomorrow.

It was precisely that kind of talk that was branded as "soft" in the wake of 9/11 and throughout the Bush years, straight through the 2008 election campaign.

Yet it was precisely that sort of legerdemain — tapping a dicey loan with the magic wand of financialization — which built the mortgage-securitization industry to begin with.