Sentence examples for to be precise in from inspiring English sources

You have to be precise in what you say.

Falstaff, to be precise, in Glyndebourne on Tour's production at the Milton Keynes Theatre.

He tries to be precise in his definitions, but, when my recorder fails, he doesn't mind: "Write what you remember.

Even though your questions are open ended, you want to be precise in what you want to know.

There is great pressure on British politicians to be precise in their allegations against Russia, and the source of them.

Its author pined for a lost England (a lost Acton, to be precise) in which she did not feel like a stranger.

However, an important limitation existing in the EU statutory approach is that it requires information to be precise in order to reach the tippee.

"Our focus is to be precise in detail," said Joelle Wagner Lynch, a creative writing teacher who coached the students in writing the labels.

That would be taking self-abasement too far, but Kitanoumi's honesty surely has lessons for a culture - ours to be precise - in which resignations are usually exercises in self-justification.

Nearly a third of MPs - 158 out of 543, to be precise - in the lower house face criminal charges in more than 500 cases.

This summer, Mr. Leiter "spent a week -- six days to be precise -- in California and Washington State with his young son visiting a couple of major league ball parks and spending time with his family," his spokesman, Carl Kropf, said in an e-mail.