Sentence examples for technically exacting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Luisi is a technically exacting, no-nonsense conductor.
The other (who in the first cast will dance the most technically exacting role in the "Russian" dance) is Shoshana Rosenfield, a Manhattanite who began life at the school as a beginner, at 12.
SS Holburne Museum, Bath, 11 Feb to 4 Jun One of the most engaging and technically exacting photo artists around, Tillmans shifts from nightclub euphoria to political disgust to eulogies of human vulnerability.
"It should not be a sad night tonight," said Mr. Perrier, a chef who, in 42 years of presiding over the kitchen at Le Bec-Fin, came to be seen as the very model of the technically exacting and emotionally tempestuous master of French cuisine.
In just 36 hours he was to lead the orchestra in the premiere of a new version of "Different Trains," a technically exacting modern work that requires 48 string players to perform in unison with the recorded speaking voices of elderly people, several Holocaust survivors among them.
Technically exacting methods of conserving the patient's own valve leaflets were the next development.
As James, Kupinski was dramatically poignant — young, stupid, pitiable — and technically exact.
The cast was dominated by Kurt Streit in the title role, technically superb and dramatically exacting in his portrayal of a man whose mental stability is eroded by the workings of conscience.
Though a QKC is technically not an exact constraint coupling, proper design of the contacts can produce a weakly over constrained coupling that emulates an exact constraint coupling.
Most have yet to respond; others responded vaguely, saying that records did not technically match the exact language in the request.
