Sentence examples for violent precision from inspiring English sources

But this act of unassuming heroism — filmed with violent precision and impressive technical flair — might be something else.

Certainly, the calculated cruelty of both Tae-suk and Sun-hwa's respective imprisonments reminds us of the sadism of some of Kim's works, while the cruel absurdity and violent precision of bodies being struck by golf balls suggests that the director has not yet purged himself of his vicious little demons.

They have the rhythmic insistence and violent precision of the key Manchester bands, and the dishevelled looseness of the Bristol ones (if the Pop Group were riot grrrls …), and when the guitar slashes into view it does so with ferocious force.

Within minutes the narrator has described, in gruesome detail and with clinical precision, committing a violent, sadistic murder.

Violent men die violently.

The coveted attribute among players in today's N.F.L., as Revis himself will tell you, is "consistency" — by which he means the ability to repeatedly execute athletic skills with exacting precision at high speed under violent duress.

Their intense grappling would be enough to crush a normal human, but the behemoths go at one another with precision and strategy in the most violent of dances.

Their intense grappling would be enough to crush a normal human, but the behemoths go at each other with precision and strategy in the most violent of dances.

The precision strikes were part of a very dangerous and violent few days for journalists in the region.

Did the guild members simply not watch all the films this year, particularly the late arrivals like "A Most Violent Year" with its intricate web of shifting alliances a marvel of precision?

Similarly, questions remain as to the acceptable precision of well-used sampling designs in the estimation of violent deaths, as demonstrated by an analysis of the results of the 2004 Iraq Living Conditions Survey (Michael Spagat, University of London) [ 18].