Sentence examples for wonderful precision from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wonderful precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is executed or crafted with great accuracy and skill. Example: "The artist's work displayed wonderful precision, capturing every detail of the landscape."
To me, everything he did just had this gleaming wonderful precision and originality.
The tone for this exercise in deflation is established with wonderful precision.
Durga's epic story is more fully illustrated in the show's drawings, which detail the cast of characters with wonderful precision.
But Rebecca Bottone did wear a scarlet dress, and handled Davies's extremely challenging vocal writing with wonderful precision.
The kinetic particularity of the movement is perhaps clearest in the brief solo "Watermotor" (1978), articulated with wonderful precision by Neal Beasley.
This is a question poets are particularly suited to asking, and Lerner explores the qualities of different American registers — from the ecstatic, ridiculous experiments of rapping teen-agers to Sarah Palin's moralistic drawl — with a wonderful precision and a persistent hope that we can learn "as a people how to speak".
The video is also worth watching, to see the wonderful marriage of precision and joy in their performance.
On a small screen mounted on the wall, Mr. McMillan lip-syncs with amazing passion and precision and wonderful physical gestures to Gladys Knight singing climactic excerpts from "The Way We Were" and "Try to Remember".
Kunzru's first novel, "The Impressionist," a kind of postcolonial picaresque, showed that he can do more or less what he wants with language, as a wonderful little surge of bleak precision, late in "My Revolutions," demonstrates: a horrid English café is described as displaying "prosthetic-pink iced buns lying like hospital patients under the glass of the counter".
It is to the credit of the 16 dancers — all wonderful in their commitment, energy and precision — that Mr. Naharin's weird and wonderful poetry of the body speaks so clearly.
Though the actors were occasionally all but drowned out by omnipresent live drums, this was weird and wonderful theatre performed with inch-perfect precision that boasted the most beautiful piece of stagecraft of my fringe so far.
