Sentence examples for Accurately notes from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY The advertisement includes short excerpts of Mr. Wright's most incendiary remarks and accurately notes that he was Mr. Obama's pastor and the man who baptized his children.

The ad accurately notes that a little over $500 million was for loan guarantees for Solyndra, a solar energy firm that collapsed last year.

But it just doesn't work that way, not when the starting point is a toxic layer cake of a contract that -- as Ms. Weingarten often and accurately notes -- city and school officials signed.

That power was accumulated over a period of more than 30 years, during which, as Bower accurately notes, Ecclestone "transformed Formula One from a mere enthusiasts' sport into one of the world's most watched entertainments".

"Spending on Drugs Slowed in First Quarter, Survey Says" (Business Day, June 3) accurately notes that the growth in the rate of drug spending is on a downward trend.

As Mr. Langewiesche accurately notes, many in the French wine trade view Mr. Parker as an interloper, imposing his unsophisticated American taste for wines like the Napa zinfandel on less muscular European wines that rely more on nuance and subtlety than in-your-face aromas and flavors.

*As an aside, there's something disconcerting about (accurately) noting that "Captain Marvel" is bad and (accurately) noting it's a monster hit.

As Mr. Cheney accurately noted, Saddam Hussein has twice attacked his neighbors.

As Al Groh so accurately noted, a broken leg is a broken leg.

But as Commissioner Kathryn Garcia accurately noted, like recycling, organics processing is not free.

The Court of Appeals accurately noted that such an interpretation of NEPA would be a "reductio ad absurdum...