Sentence examples for such an exacting from inspiring English sources

I wondered if I would be able to cope with such an exacting program.

Instead they and other competitors shifted some of their attention from the rapids, boulders and narrow dangling gates that make their sport such an exacting test.

"I haven't seen the details but it sounds pretty heavy duty stuff," said the former England coach Peter Moores, reflecting the likely concerns of his successor, Andy Flower about such an exacting schedule.

His new film, "Inherent Vice," which opens on December 12th, stars Phoenix; it will be fascinating to see whether Anderson once more casts such an exacting and demanding camera-gaze upon him.

In describing, in this magazine, his friend the poet Louise Bogan, upon her death, in 1970, he said, "In whatever she wrote, the line of truth was exactly superimposed on the line of feeling": such an exacting superimposition represented his ideal.

"The Man Who Wasn't There" is in black-and-white, with a full range of grays for the discerning viewer; not since Hitchcock's "Shadow of a Doubt" have the minutiae of small-town life been picked apart with such an exacting eye.

Such an exact system of registration covers only the era of modern Japan.

(Though I'd love to know how such an exact figure was ever gained).

Rarely have I read a novel whose protagonist is such an exact corollary to the text itself.

Yet the puzzles are often such an exact science with so little prompting as to be almost impossible.

He excitedly wrote Hockney that there is such an exact matching of features that the one must have been optically traced from a magnified image of the other.