Sentence examples for the precise language from inspiring English sources

The precise language is set forth in the document below.

(The precise language has since been altered by Wikipedia's collaborative editing, but this falsity still stands).

The phenomena that Darwin understood in broad brush strokes can now be accounted for in the precise language of DNA.

He and his colleagues are translating the poetry of our conscious experiences into the precise language of mathematics.

Wooden was a dignified, scholarly man who spoke with the precise language of the English teacher he once was.

A. Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that whether current board members are serving improperly would depend on the precise language of the amendment.

Noticing that the teacher repeatedly cued the class with the same precise language ("Get ready to read these words the fast way"), Smith guessed that some particular pedagogical theory was at work.

The specificity of the world she creates – flora and fauna all described in the necessarily precise language of a scientist – allows for the fantastical revelation of the opa'ivu'eke's extraordinary properties.

Jeanne made no interpretation of the information but only tried to guide her students to use the most precise language possible.

In case any students wanted to speak the more precise language of how much they might be likely to have to pay, the notes steer MPs to a "general response".

Mark Bretscher Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridge   David Cameron's recent meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban focused attention on the importance of precise language in discussion of the EU and in particular the Single Market ("We're not migrants. We're citizens of the EU", 8 January).