Sentence examples for precisely thought from inspiring English sources

"Our shows were not actually written, but they were precisely thought out," he explained in his memoir.

This work is so precisely thought out that even the slightest stumble in delivery (and there were very few) stands out.

(More precisely, they thought this at the start of the year, which is when the most recent poll I could find on the subject was taken).

Indeed, it is precisely her thought that such arguments are unsound that has typically led her to take ability to be analyzed in terms like those of (CA).

More precise dating in 2010 by Longrich found that the second youngest ash can actually be dated more precisely than thought by Sullivan (2006), only having an error range of 0.18 million years.

It's a Secret of Adulthood: If we can express ourselves precisely, we can think precisely, and I want my children to be able to think as precisely as possible.

Or, more precisely, I think about the amount of danger I must mitigate to do the things I love.

Or more precisely, he thinks that the strongest concept of God is acquired when we take a modified version of the neoclassical attributes in contrasts 1-4 and combine them with the classical attributes in contrasts 5-10.

It is precisely this "Think Europe" attitude which I personally would like to see more UK startups take on board (I will not bother lecturing my Irish friends about this – by and large they already do it).

More precisely, I think you could have compared their results to yours to assess the efficiency and usefulness of your index before applying it to another question, even a simple one, to improve the quality of your discussion.

Yesterday, one Lib Dem councillor defected to the Tories precisely because he thought Clegg was just "chasing Labour's votes and shifting further away from the Liberal centre-ground".