Sentence examples for too precise from inspiring English sources

Jack's early homosexual encounters are written with raw, elegant, direct, matter-of-fact precision — too precise to be erotic, but brilliantly detailed, with unpornographic clarity.

Although the Richardson system was praised for its precision, it could be too precise, producing overly long classification numbers.

It becomes too precise".

He's too slick, too precise.

Everything is a bit too precise.

Eyes would make them too precise.

Obviously we can't be too precise about these things.

Cut the salmon into roughly 1cm x 6cm ribbons – you don't have to be too precise.

Its cover of Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" felt too precise and faithful to make a difference.

The trick is to be informative without trying to be too precise.

Such intelligence, of "smoking gun" significance, was too precise to be ignored or shunted aside.