Sentence examples for states precisely from inspiring English sources

Yes, the split between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton manifested itself in different ways in all different states — precisely the reason that demographic analysis proved valuable.

The contract for his role next month in the West End, Farinelli and the King, a play by his wife Claire van Kampen, states precisely that.

Article 548 states precisely that if a man witnesses a female relative in an immoral act and kills her, he will go free".

Michael Anton, a White House spokesman, counters that one of the document's virtues is that it states precisely and strongly what American policy is.

The script may feature numerous wobbly passages in which everyone eerily states precisely what they are thinking (an unfortunate tradition that runs throughout the series) but if anyone can sell it, it's Stallone and Jordan.

The resulting theory states precisely how certain variables might influence synaptic modifications.

Indeed, one of its most engaging aspects is that it's impossible to state precisely what the approach is.

And this is well and good — imagine living in a society in which people have no alternative but to state precisely what they mean to say.

It appears that the federal authorities are planning to move the trial of the alleged gunman to another state precisely because of the prejudicial pre-trial publicity.

Characters face forward and blast one another with sincere oratory, stating precisely what they feel as if they are under oath or shot-up with sodium pentathol.

Thus, it is virtually impossible to state precisely when a certain mythical theme becomes a mere literary theme or to determine in general when myths are no longer being created.