Sentence examples for so accurately that from inspiring English sources
He is hitting so hard and so accurately that there is very little Ashe can do.
Like the time in 1925 at Prenton Park when a massive Rochdale centre-half kicked him in the genitals so accurately that Dean was stretchered off unconscious.
Some fictional films are captured with such a realistic aesthetic, reflecting a particular time and place so accurately that it's almost like watching a documentary.
He could throw a knife so accurately that if a person pressed a dime into a tree 20 yards away, he could sink the tip directly into Roosevelt's ear.
The company sells such a large volume of merchandise, and can predict customer demand so accurately, that it generally sells products within 65 days, before it has to pay suppliers for them.
But Ms. Wilson went to see it anyway, she said, and cried seeing the Supremes' history (lightly fictionalized) portrayed so accurately that she wondered how the creators knew all the details.
The singularly most depressing aspect of this is that its success so accurately demonstrates that we Scots like to celebrate how utterly crap we are.
Typical of the best stone bridges, the voussoirs at Alcántara were so accurately shaped that no mortar was needed in the joints.
It is the oldest extant map of Palestine, and surely the most charming -- mosaic fish swim in the Jordan River beneath two ferry crossings; the gates of Jerusalem are so accurately situated that modern-day travelers could use them for navigation.
This novel is as patterned as a Post-Impressionist painting but is also so accurately representational that the reader can trace Clarissa's and Septimus's movements through the streets of London on a single day in June 1923.
What makes Ms. Dessay's vocal acrobatics notable, beyond the always impressive feat of producing such cascades of notes so accurately, is that the notes of her stratospheric upper register are always invested with color; her musicality is always apparent, beyond mere mechanical virtuosity.
