Sentence examples for startling exactitude from inspiring English sources
Even so, those recordings can be transcribed fairly precisely, as Tetsuya Fujita, Yuji Hagino, Hajime Kubo and Goro Sato demonstrated in "The Beatles Scores" (published by Hal Leonard in 1993), and those transcriptions can be learned and recreated live with startling exactitude, just as the score of a Shostakovich symphony can.
The opposing sides offered up details startling in their exactitude.
Or he seemed to; only on second reading does one see how artfully constructed the writing is — the startling, yet just right adjectives, the vivid and almost always slightly comic verbs, the feeling for what's essential, the exactitude, and the one fine metaphor to end it all.
Or he seemed to; only on second reading does one see how artfully constructed the writing is the startling, yet just right adjectives, the vivid and almost always slightly comic verbs, the feeling for what's essential, the exactitude, and the one fine metaphor to end it all.
The beauty of exactitude.
"Her rigor matched his exactitude".
Sometimes exactitude verges on pedanticism.
It deserves exactitude in return.
The results were very startling.
Exactitude, not plenitude, is the rule.
