Renowned for the precision and occasional terseness of his commentary, Lubbock, who went to Eton and read philosophy at university, was regarded as a particular authority on contemporary art, unafraid of putting noses out of joint.
In time, he became one of the most admired artists of the Golden Age of Dutch painting, renowned for the precision and detail of his portraits and self-portraits, still lifes, scenes of daily life and night scenes of luminous figures emerging from darkness into the glow of candelight.
He was equally renowned for the precision detail of his brushwork on cars driven by the racing champion A. J. Foyt and the actor Steve McQueen; for his steel and fiberglass novelty cars like the Monkeemobile, used on the 1966-68 siTheMonkeesMonkees"; and for the indestructible, supercharged stunt vehicles he designed and built for movies and television series.
In making the selections for that book, "I just picked up ones I felt I could live with," added the author, who was renowned for both the precision of his writing and his penchant for revision.
THE French language is justly renowned for its clarity and precision.
John V. Ganly, the assistant director for collections at the library, who oversaw the subway show, said that Parsons was apparently renowned for his practicality and precision for the rest of his life.
Live hip-hop shows are not exactly renowned for their rigorous discipline and musical precision.
This flawless precision technology is precisely what VW is renowned for.
McQueen, known to his friends as Lee, was renowned for the theatricality of his fashion shows, but thanks to his precision tailoring and attention to detail, the effect was often more beautiful than shocking.
Once renowned for yelling "Never!
