Sentence examples for the imprecision from inspiring English sources

I couldn't stand the imprecision, the guesswork.

The imprecision makes this document appear sloppy, whether its conclusions are justified or not.

The imprecision of his ideas may work to his short-term benefit.

The imprecision of that process explains why analog rear-projection units do not look so great.

And here the imprecision of the controls just adds to the sense of lumbering might.

"I have five or six brothers and sisters," Lonergan told me, taking pleasure in the imprecision.

The imprecision of the complaint made the underlying prejudice all the clearer.

The problem is that most viewers at home don't realize the imprecision of the machines.

But I was beginning to regret what I had said about the imprecision of this kind of cooking.

The discrepancies are difficult to interpret and reflect the imprecision of even advanced technology in capturing highly complex brain processes.

"Having grown up with Kraftwerk, we already liked machine music - precision tainted by the imprecision of humanity," explains Hyde.