Sentence examples for she was precisely from inspiring English sources

She was precisely the kind of little girl I would have fallen madly in love with, had I been 6 or 7 and not her grandfather.

Her career was long, too: she first appeared on film as a teenager in 1914; she was precisely 50 years old when she gave her tremendous performance in Sunset Boulevard, and she lived until she was 84.

She was precisely the teacher every parent wants for their munchkin just starting an academic career.

She's precisely as awful as every scheming antihero from the golden age of TV, and it's brilliant.

"A woman of the future, talked about in the past", she is precisely the trashy, self-regarding hussy Karan was born to be with.

When Pamela McVay says that "academic freedom doesn't exist at the level of the college as a whole, only at the level of the student, teacher, speaker," she is precisely wrong.

I'm a little surprised that David Brooks is bagging on her, since she's precisely the sort of socioeconomic moron that Brooks thinks should take precedence in our society.

But the whole process of getting to know Sarah Palin exposed Palin's greatest flaw: she's precisely the sort of person who should never be subjected to a "getting to know" process.

My grandmother taught public school in the 1930s, and she is precisely the kind of person for whom teachers unions were created and bolstered -- so that she couldn't be fired for wearing galoshes (as women teachers could in the early part of the century).

On the one hand, the First Lady was clearly running on who she was; on the other, who she was was precisely what was at issue.

Twenty years ago, Joan Breton Connelly came across what she believed was precisely such a text.