She points to Kane's formal experimentalism, the startling urgency and precision of her language, the way the play itself invites the audience to experience a form of psychosis, in which reality dissolves even as it appears.
Much of lawyers' work focuses on thorny issues such as the precision of common language or the interplay between the theoretical world of text books and the real world, and that tends to be the sort of thing that computers are bad at.
Of course, the brevity is appealing to me and the precision of language is the same as captions, and most of the same joke-writing rules apply.
Foulds has won praise for both his poetry and his fiction, and it is ultimately the precision of his language that gives the novel emotional and intellectual heft.
Its laws are typically expressed with economy and precision in the language of mathematics.
What Naipaul saw was merely the bewilderment and destitution of the locals, for whom island life was a kind of imprisonment: 'Sugar-cane and sugar-cane, ending in the sea, and the diseased coconut trees, blighted by the rhinoceros beetle.' What impresses most in this essay, apart from its courage, is the precision of language and the acuity of observation.
The scope of the book is decidedly faulknerian, the precision of its language recalls flaubert and its tragic heroine – peyton loftis — is a character worthy of f.
April 15 , 1958Toronto, Canada Anne Michaels, (born April 15 , 1958 Toronto, Ontario, Canada), Canadian poet and novelist who won the Commonwealth Prize as well as the Trillium Book Award and the Orange Prize for Fiction (later the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction) and who is known internationally for the beauty and precision of her language and the depth of her philosophical themes.
Mr. Albee has suggested that the negative reviews of the original production may have been because of impatience with the privileged, insulated characters whose main interest seems to be "the precision of their language".
