Sentence examples for the precise dating from inspiring English sources

Her reading of Austen is highly intelligent but never showy, and I consider her very reasonable suggestion that the precise dating of Jane's compositions by Cassandra may point to the existence (and destruction) of a diary a really masterly stroke.

Although the precise dating of his work has not been established, it is clear that he introduced more spontaneous gestures and scenes of human tenderness to 13th-century Italian painting, helping to make possible the later acceptance in Italy of emotive Gothic painting.

He also composed the Metalogicon during this period, but the evidence regarding the precise dating of the various sections of these works is inconclusive.

Keats's notes and papers do not reveal the precise dating of the 1819 odes.

Although the list of over 120 titles of plays associated with Sophocles are known and presented below, little is known of the precise dating of most of them.

Although the precise dating of this respite is not specifically noted by Eusebius, the text of the Martyrs records no Palestinian martyrs between July 25, 308 and November 13, 309.

(The precise date hasn't been fixed).

But he is not too worried about the precise date.

The precise date of her death has never been determined.

Sinofsky joked that the precise date was "a Defence Department secret".

This extraordinary executive committee will convene in July, the precise date to be confirmed this week".