Sentence examples for written precisely from inspiring English sources

The text is well written, precisely factual, and illustrated by photographs and drawings on almost every page.

Although it was written in the 1950s about the Second World War, it seemed to have been written precisely for Vietnam.

In that respect and others, it is interesting to compare the Federer piece with the profile Wallace had written precisely a decade before, about Michael Joyce.

Given that he had written precisely one book and participated, 23 years earlier, in a single expedition, this claim could have appeared somewhat bombastic.

James Baldwin, in his lyric "Notes of a Native Son," has written precisely about this feeling, the pure and blind joy of the church, for he had once, before the fire of literature, been a boy preacher in Harlem.

We can almost see the code for the algorithm written in English, and indeed, the organ allocation algorithm is written precisely that way.

In order to keep that honesty, Ms Benson writes precisely and sparingly.

"An opera is appreciated by its audience," he writes, "precisely because opera is antiquated".

Frears said, "His friends in London are quite grand, so he's writing precisely about things that he's observed".

Wolfgang Rihm, whose concerto "Time Chant" was composed for her, wrote, "Precisely in remoteness her playing is richest and most alive".

She simply stays in the kitchen and works, cooking as the Puget Sound novelist David Guterson writes: precisely, with earth in closest proximity to sea.