Sentence examples for unusual precision from inspiring English sources

It is plotted with unusual precision.

But four years later, events are conspiring to undermine Mr Obama's Cairo pieties with unusual precision.

The Taipei police estimated with unusual precision that 468,000 people took part in the Saturday rally.

But Ms. Merkel has frequently been underestimated and has shown political instincts of unusual precision in recent months.

They performed songs from their album "Tweez," and some longer, slower numbers, all executed with unusual precision.

Farren wrote about everything from Johnny Cash to Richard Nixon to ebola and did it all with rage and humour, not to mention unusual precision.

The e-mail was also unusual in its precision.

Andreas Andreou, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Johns Hopkins University, said that Dr. Sarpeshkar's circuits were unusual examples of precision engineering.

After Fellaini dispossessed Dmytro Grechyshkin with unusual neatness and precision Pogba almost played Lingard in with a slick through ball, the goalkeeper just coming out in time to avert the danger.

But it said that he was killed when his camp came under "an airstrike from an unknown airplane that aimed its rockets with precision unusual to the regime's jet fighters".

Our findings indicate that, on the basis of the EDI, achievement-related basic skills can be statistically predicted at least four years in advance and with an unusual level of precision.