Sentence examples for precisely to tell from inspiring English sources

If only there were a single number, tuned precisely to tell us how much a player contributes to his team's fortunes, that would settle the question.

"It wasn't precisely to tell him that I wanted to hit him in the head," Martínez said after the Mets' loss in Washington.

True to Godard's later style, the film's real story is precisely how to tell the story, or whether it is in fact possible to do so.

It was the proof that there could, in fact, not only be a compositionally perfect moment in time, but also a precisely appropriate image to tell a particular story.

As an example, a wireless communications system, above, is being tested to tell precisely when to irrigate and harvest grapes to produce premium wine.

As an example, a wireless communications system is being tested to tell precisely when to irrigate and harvest grapes to produce premium wine.

It is impossible to tell precisely when Mr. Bloomberg began donating to the Doe Fund, but Mr. Loeser said it was "long before he first ran for office".

Because it is difficult to tell precisely when the nut is ripe, the macadamias are not harvested until they drop to the ground.

And he has embraced the challenge of reorganizing the school system, although it is still too early to tell precisely what the result of his efforts will be.

And one particular subcategory of memes — about which Deutsch has very clever things to say — succeeds precisely by pretending not to tell the truth.

There is no way to tell precisely which video images might have been viewed by outsiders, but Mr. Chalos appeals to common sense.