Meanings of inexactness in English

On the other hand, Horace's inexactness elsewhere makes either supposition quite possible.

Repetition may be bad, but surely inexactness is worse.

Especially since inexactness is not exactly the sort of thing you can prove with any accuracy.

But it is never safe to lay much stress on small points of inexactness or inconsistency in any author.

But more correct measurements showed that these figures were not quite exact, and the fraction of inexactness killed the theory.

The substance is given, but the inexactness of the copy shows that the words could not have been dictated by Omniscience.

As the number of units taken diminishes, the amount of variety and inexactness of generalisation increases, because individuality tells more and more.

As the number of units taken diminishes, the amount of variety and inexactness of generalization increases, because individuality tells for more and more.

Herbert Spencer no doubt talked of the unknown and unknowable, but not in this sense as an element of inexactness running through all things.

This book is always interesting to children, and is such good reading that we need not feel afraid of Dickens' inexactness and apparent prejudices.

These are trifling incidents, yet they are the straws, telling that the wind blows from the marsh-lands of inexactness-notfrom the mountain tops of truth.

On the other hand, Horace's inexactness elsewhere makes either supposition quite possible.

Repetition may be bad, but surely inexactness is worse.

Especially since inexactness is not exactly the sort of thing you can prove with any accuracy.

But it is never safe to lay much stress on small points of inexactness or inconsistency in any author.

But more correct measurements showed that these figures were not quite exact, and the fraction of inexactness killed the theory.