Sentence examples for this is precisely that from inspiring English sources

Now with its updated ambiance thanks to Yabu Pushelberg, whose design intuition is all about creating a world we actually want to live in, this is precisely that.

Salmon's criticism of this is precisely that it is formulated in epistemic terms, "for the existence of the vast majority of causal processes in the history of the universe is quite independent of human knowers".

Like Brouwer (1948 [1983, 90]), Wittgenstein holds that there are no "unknown truth[s]" in mathematics, but unlike Brouwer he denies the existence of "undecidable propositions" on the grounds that such a 'proposition' would have no 'sense,' "and the consequence of this is precisely that the propositions of logic lose their validity for it" (PR §173).

When we see a house we naturally and reasonably conclude (i.e., with moral certainty) that "it had an architect or builder; because this is precisely that species of effect, which we have experienced to proceed from that species of cause" (D, 2.8/144).

Still, it is precisely that issue, this new and diffuse fear that people have, that he campaigns on.

I came on board you know after James and Gary Dauberman had written the script and I'm always looking for things that have their 'own world' feel to them, even within a larger world, and this was precisely that.

And this is convenient because it absolves us of the deeply unpleasant task of recognising that the Ian Watkinses of this world are precisely that: of this world.

(Incidentally, this is precisely what that word "theater" means: a place to behold).

OK, this is precisely where that metaphor breaks down.

This is precisely the idea that lies at the heart of the Rind meta-analysis.

For this is precisely the message that Mr Blair is trying to stomp on.