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.
At times one has the impression Hoban writes merely for himself, but watching his ludic mind is pleasure enough for the most exacting reader.
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.
First in midtown Manhattan and then later in Astoria, Queens, Steinway has built pianos to the most exacting of details.
Conversely, the intermediates were the most exacting in achieving the optimal tip-apex distance and if not satisfied with the initial attempt, they repositioned the guide wire as many times as necessary.
For those with less than $100 billion in assets, by and large, there was little systemic risk and thus little need for the most exacting stress tests or elaborate "living wills".In Mr Tarullo's scheme oversight would become more exacting at $100 billion in assets, with the application of rules from Dodd-Frank regarding things like liquidity, risk disclosure and capital.
What shape are Chelsea in for the most exacting examination of their powers?
I begin to relate, in the most exacting way, everything that is testing me.
The book contains enough obscure cogulated milk jests to satisfy even the most exacting fromager.
