Sentence examples for too precisely from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure she followed too precisely what he said.
But now let's come down to the facts which voters do not explain too precisely.
Given such guesswork, the results should not be taken too precisely.
They were called, not too precisely, Abstract Impressionist because they seemed like Monets, shimmery and refined.
His mechanics suffered and he tried to locate his pitches too precisely.
Congress now caps visas for foreign workers, a clunky system that does not match supply too precisely with demand.
This, however, does pose some questions, namely, what is "too French", precisely?
The burgers were good, too, cooked precisely to order and running with juices.
Ms. Angelou, an Arkansan too, recommends precisely the same ratio of corn bread to white bread as Ms. Deane -- three to one -- to ensure a light mixture.
There will be questions, too, about precisely what part, if any, Nato air strikes played in his killing; the full truth of his death probably remains to be told.
Chile's Stephanie Joffroy is looking good until she too crashes, precisely where she fell in seeding, and that leaves Austria's Katrin Ofner and Sweden's Anna Holmlund with a simple run for qualification.
