Sentence examples for * inaccurately from inspiring English sources

I think I'm totally inaccurately portrayed".

The offshore freeway is placed inaccurately.

Louise's death was widely and inaccurately reported in the press.

Predictably and inaccurately enough: Lib Dems need backbench veto.

(Foord half-jokingly but not inaccurately calls it "Feces Slip").

"There is a danger this could inaccurately affect financial markets".

I realised how poorly and inaccurately it was being portrayed.

"We're not trying to pick fights here," protested Perry, inaccurately.

Instead, he (inaccurately) brands it "the bedroom tax".

It's disrespectful to show it inaccurately, even in a painting.

Mosley, not inaccurately, would then call him "fat boy".