Sentence examples for I think accurately from inspiring English sources

The documentary empathetically and, I think, accurately proposes that Houston was a consummate victim of racial expectation.

On the other, I think that there's a secret aesthetic in the overwhelming (and, I think, accurately diagnosed) increase in industry-centered movie coverage in the eighties and nineties.

I'm tossing adjectives like "important," "influential," and "iconic" into a pot and adding my own bias as to who is actually the "best" and coming out with four names that I think accurately represent the best of what a particular national cinema has to offer.

The union is going in a direction that I don't think accurately reflects a lot of students' views".

Burnout interferes with your ability to perform well, increases rigid thinking, and decreases your ability to think accurately, flexibly, and creatively (Noworol, et al., 1993).

And I think that accurately categorizes your position.

"I think I accurately described how Van Badham was behaving," Price said.

"I think, more accurately, if he did not feel it he did not believe it.

Now, that's a harsh word, but I think it accurately depicts their attitude of dismissal.

I'm standing in just my swimsuit, trying to be brave in what I think could accurately be described as "hostile conditions".

"To the film's credit, I think it accurately showed what the life of this brave person must have been and how she was treated.