Sentence examples for the most exact from inspiring English sources

South American football is still the craftiest of all, the most calculated, and the most exact.

The best literary biographies give the most exact possible measure of the overflow from a writer's being into his work.

They remind us that because photographs can render the most exact truths, they can also tell the biggest lies.

One observed, "We have a painter here who takes the most exact likenesses I ever yet saw.

In the event, the Coens' idea of a Christmas movie and everyone else's idea of a Christmas movie was not the most exact of matches.

But the Texan's speech dark, brave, the most exact statement of the prevailing conservative ethos offered yet in this election gave him a greater power.

At times one has the impression Hoban writes merely for himself, but watching his ludic mind is pleasure enough for the most exacting reader.

Lichtenstein is a classicist whose art expresses a devotion to standards — from those of professional cartoonists to the most exacting formal principles of modern art.

Alex Grunert, the pastry chef at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, in Pocantico Hills, grew up in Vienna, where standards for all things confectionary might be the most exacting in the world.

JOURNALISTS using the most exacting method available to social science -- that is, counting -- have determined that the phrase "scientifically based research" occurs more than 100 times in the Bush administration's No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

The sixth best bar in the world must be one of the most exacting too.