Sentence examples for utterly precise from inspiring English sources

The boldness of the almost inaudible, yet utterly precise pianissimos.

It has nothing filigree about it, but it is utterly precise.

His framing was utterly precise and my generation of photographers grew up with that notion of getting it right in the camera.

"Modest in tone, ironic, reflective, and utterly precise in its effects, this book is all of a piece," Rafferty wrote, "the proud result of a rigorous and exacting attention to standards — a novel that fulfills its author's intentions as flawlessly as a 'classic' short story from the college anthologies".

Portraiture and landscape are reborn as utterly modern and laconically precise registrations of reality.

His racy, just off-dry citrus-tinged QbA Riesling 2013 (£16.50, Lea & Sandeman; Berry Bros & Rudd) is tangy, precise and utterly refreshing; the richer, sweeter, single-site Felsentürmchen Spätlese a heady mix of stone and tropical fruit, coriander, salt and spice.

His direction is precise, unfussy and utterly fit for purpose, prowling the four walls of an apartment that was entirely constructed on a Paris soundstage and allowing the action to play out in real time, with no respite.

Instrumental noise maelstroms such as Friend of the Night or How to Be a Werewolf are immaculately structured and precise, yet sound utterly natural, even organic: music shorn of show or surplus.

The novel's prose, in this translation by Bruce Humes, is by turns awkward ("We were maggots feeding on the city's bones, but utterly sexy ones") and movingly precise ("When the heart breaks, there's a crackling sound, very light and very fine, like the splintering of wood fibers").

It picks up every nuance of his small yet utterly expressive voice: a high, clear, precise yet melting tenor that suggests both Mr. Marceneiro and, from across the Atlantic, the Brazilian songwriter Caetano Veloso.

Charlie Watts's drumming stays utterly steady, but it is laced with precise jolts.