Sentence examples for what a precise from inspiring English sources

I cannot get over what a precise person you have to be to do I.V.F.

"I don't feel I'm particularly qualified to judge exactly what a precise functional definition of genocide is, but it seemed a no-brainer that killing a million people because they were Armenians fit the definition".

"I spend late nights," told Treays, "trying to pick up love/ Off the floor where the other brothers leave it be/ But it's stuck down hard/ It's like chewing gum…" What a precise and beautiful little trapping of the teenage male's sad, spotty stalk for a pull!

And, again, with Temple of Doom, what a precise and specific example.

They opened their first programme by revelling in the lavish colours of Henri Dutilleux's 1997 The Shadows of Time, demonstrating what a vivid and precise ensemble they have become.

What follows is a precise yet ineffable evocation of how we recollect music that was important in our lives.

From that freewheeling summer, he brought back not only a documentary thoroughly imbued with summer indolence, but, what's more, a precise idea of the way he would be able to shoot the aborted fiction, with non-professional actors he'd find on location.

We can at that point look at a precise definition of what a lobbyist is.

The heart wants what it wants, but the business needs what the business needs: a precise, analytical marketing strategy that's driven by data.

For so long as we lack a theory of what an ability is, the precise content of the Rylean view (and of its denial) remains unclear.

Moreover, on the tape he is heard giving what appears to be a precise description of his position.