Sentence examples for seems exact from inspiring English sources

Yet, once the phrase is encountered, it seems exact and inevitable: a "hard diagonal" sounds both firm (the obvious meaning) and difficult (the task of keeping that diagonal buttoned up).

Pass all this through an expert commentator with a junior college education, and it seems exact enough for a satellite launch.

The problem for me, however, as I remembered those few years in that small house with my newly widowed mother and my younger brother, was that memory for me seemed exact, stable, sharp.

Not defending unions for a second, the correlations made about their existence and state economic decline don't seem exact.

Kirkwood, English-born and Scottish educated, seems to exact revenge on her native land.

The town is given a glamour and sometimes a sort of darkness in the film, but more than anything it seems real, exact, true.

But the brief, recklessly ebullient First has long been one of my favorite concertos by anyone, and the blazing performance here, from 1966, again seems an exact fit.

McCain's strategy seems the exact opposite of that employed by the last politician to capture the national fancy in a Presidential campaign: Bill Clinton answered every question, in overwhelming detail.

But playing at the net is also a state of mind, and for many leading men, losing a point there seems to exact a greater psychological toll than losing one from the baseline.

So it seems the exact location of Vinland must remain a mystery, though in a way it doesn't matter.

It seems the exact origins of the crockery will be never be known as no records appear to exist as to the "third-party decorator".