Sentence examples for with methodical precision from inspiring English sources
Later, cooking dinner, he moved with methodical precision, chopping, arranging food in piles and cleaning the cooking area before sitting down to eat with guests.
Though some of his friends, Mr. Rappaport among them, wondered whether drugs were involved, leading to a crash Mr. Bergeron did not anticipate, the suicide seemed to have been carried out with methodical precision.
Working his ingenious thefts with methodical precision, he scores two bags of cash from drug dealers in Memphis; knocks off a check-cashing business in Nashville for $37,000; tops the pot with $78,000 from a multiplex in New Orleans; and launders the loot in Texas, posing as the pastor of a well-endowed church.
Who was he, really, and why had he killed his wife with such methodical precision?
"But the champion chopped him down with the methodical precision of a butcher going to work on an obstreperous steer".
With a methodical precision mostly unopposed by a compliant Congress, the Bush administration has steadily chipped away at America's basic liberties.
Able to retrieve shots from the most devilish angles with his incredible speed, willing to counterpunch until his opponent drops out with an impatient swing, Hewitt won his first Wimbledon title with the same methodical precision he used to take his first United States Open 10 months ago.
At one point, the women (Maria Hassabi, Cristina Latici and the choreographers) stand in a row and hug, kiss and move to strangle each other with the same methodical precision that they apply to their dancey moves.
Melville shows us his lone killer's methodical precision with great flair, and the police manhunt through the Métro is as good an action sequence as any.
Washington's administration of the government in the next eight years was marked by the caution, the methodical precision, and the sober judgment that had always characterized him.
Similarly, Frédéric will consider his own death with a methodical, calculated precision.
