exactingly

He runs the party - exactingly, most say - by phone and fax.

He could not imagine how his exactingly conceived plan had gone so far off track.

He switched off the light and tested his mind exactingly trained by thinking of the time.

"It was an entity with thought patterns of exactingly perfect order.

The piece itself is carved exactingly from a single slab of white marble.

Everything about him seemed exactingly sculptured in marble by an ancient Greek.

Not very durable unless exactingly maintained, it was soon replaced by other versions.

These are bold, characterful readings of the scores, exactingly executed.

He was careless in many ways, but went over his gear as exactingly as the Greek had.

In a fashion typical of Beckett, the stage directions are exactingly detailed and precise.

Their pies are also being baked in smaller or more exactingly designed ovens that reach 900 degrees.

Continuing with an H pencil, I define the wrinkles more exactingly.

The only remaining uncertainty is whether women who are highly motivated to learn and perform the examinations exactingly may benefit.

The exactingly crafted socks appeal to fathers, too.

Unerringly, he raced toward that enemy, instinctively changing course to home exactingly upon his foe.

With urban anthropology, the subject is exactingly broad as it is, there needs to be a degree and channel of control.

Described as bald and wearing thick horn-rimmed glasses with a black mustache exactingly trimmed.

Anderson initially assumed that, given the exactingly technical format, his participation in the day-to-day shooting would be limited.

The augury they could wring out of still air and power would be exactingly accurate, and undertaken only at grave need.

The stones for the Assembly Hall were not cut as exactingly as the Temple's.

Joe Kennedy had to be an exactingly effortless replica of what the zirconium sellers expected him to be.

In Mr. Caldas's better works, there's a more exactingly edited transparency.

As she writes exactingly of Andy Warhol, "I hated the soup and felt little for the can."

Gedney's pictures are cleanly focused and exactingly composed.

In the play, more than in many of his others, Beckett is exactingly explicit in his stage directions.