Sentence examples for spectacular precision from inspiring English sources
The band tours constantly, and has refined its timing and dynamics to spectacular precision.
Like Alessandrini, Peter Neumann draws singing and playing from his Cologne forces of spectacular precision and clarity, and he gains greatly from the brilliant engineering of the record company, MDG, which uses only two channels, yet gives a vivid illusion of surround sound.
If not for this versatile, cost-efficient and ever-present object, buildings and vehicles could not explode with such spectacular precision, gunfights would lack realism, and makeup and special effects miracles would be harder to accomplish.
The Israelis decided to strike pre-emptively, before it was too late: in a spectacular display of precision bombing, the reactor at Osirak was destroyed.
The strings were lush, the woodwind playing was beautifully chiseled, and the brasses had the kind of spectacular power and precision that made the section legendary during the Fritz Reiner and Georg Solti eras.
That's definitely more rich in formal terms, in my opinion, than the boring anatomical precision and spectacular lameness so appreciated by anal minds who hype Ron Mueck and those tasteless hyperreal suckers.
He struck his volleys, his half-volleys, and -- more surprisingly -- his ground strokes with precision and frequently spectacular results.
This Brazilian troupe, which opened on Tuesday night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is remarkable for the disciplined, uniform precision of its spectacular dancing.
In this regard the positron of quantum theory has often been compared to the planet Neptune, the discovery of which in the 19th century was spectacular proof of the astronomical precision and predictive power of classical Newtonian science.
The precision passing, the spectacular goals, the shocking, earth-shattering refereeing; this is what fans wait four years for.
"We're moving two families to a spectacular property, so there was some precision involved," Mr. Rafanelli said.
