Sentence examples for really precisely from inspiring English sources

Am I really, precisely, this alone?

So I was here sort of happily like: 'oh, yes, they're posting broadsides, don't buy tea,' and I never really precisely defined what a broadside was.

And Alex will talk about encoding models, which are ways to really precisely characterize representations in each part of the brain.

As a result I suspect the actual tax paid for 2014 was really precisely nothing at all, and not even the pitiful sum the accounts reveal.

"I can show, really precisely, that there are two warranted prices for a share," Dr. Modigliani said in a telephone interview.

Which leaves 94,999,999,997.4 people to pursue a future making really precisely crafted hamburgers.

In the end, Mr. Dearington argued, it did not really matter precisely which intruder took which action.

No one really knows precisely what causes the debilitating fatigue and muscle pain of fibromyalgia.

But even Pincus recognizes that no one outside Iraq really knew precisely what was happening inside Iraq.

The authors of the Marquette study, Jeffrey L. Kirchmeier and Samuel A. Thumma, said the justices had never really said precisely what dictionary definitions were doing in legal opinions.

Since he's been at the local, inner-city primary, he's really flourished precisely because the teachers don't treat the children like robots.