Sentence examples for precisely told from inspiring English sources

Danticat read "Ghost," a precisely told tale of gang murder and injustice in Haiti.

Franco plays a man who kills a child in a car accident, and is haunted for years afterwards; the Berlin festival says it "carefully and precisely tells a story of guilt and the search for forgiveness".

Wennberg says credit should go to the environmental chemistry community, which discovered that chlorine radicals were trashing the ozone layer: "That is one of the success stories of science and policy.... Scientists can precisely tell policy-makers what the future looks like".

Or, more precisely, tell us what she's doing with her money, because right now, we can't get a fix on the scope of her giving.

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.

And yet it is precisely in telling us how he fails to have the proper, resonant, satisfying response that Aciman achieves his clearest note of authenticity.

Small details of footwork (low jumps) and upper body movement (each brings one shoulder back very precisely) became telling parts of the dance fabric.

"More precisely, it tells us that citizens of all levels in the country believe their government has let them down and believe that it now needs to be held accountable".

I don't know precisely what they told him, but someone ending up loving Balfron.

"And by the way, this is precisely what John McCain told me.