Sentence examples for the precision with which from inspiring English sources

Roget found Paris disconcertingly dirty but admired the precision with which Napoleon's soldiers paraded.

The precision with which Ms. Saltzman can report what is not available is impressive, and touching.

What's striking is the precision with which these skirmishes are laid out.

"The amount she does it, and the precision with which she does it — that's unprecedented".

What is new is the precision with which genes can be transferred.

The technology takes advantage of the precision with which sound waves can be distinguished by computer software.

PBS calls such scenes "historic reconstructions," and noting the precision with which they are turned out, I'll respect their visions.

The precision with which the architects balance the original and the new addition should instruct young dancers in poise.

Yet Donoghue rarely flinches, and that constancy is expressed in the precision with which she manages Jack's voice.

This virtuosity depends on the precision with which the dancers absorb everyday movement and social-dance forms into ballet technique.

Some shock has been caused by the precision with which De Beauvoir records the trivia of senility.