He also called President Obama "the most ignorant president in our history," alleged that Russian leader Vladimir Putin had disparaged Obama with "the n-word" and inaccurately paraphrased Obama speaking in a stereotype of African American dialect.
Some jurors said that they thought Mr. Stewart had spoken inaccurately during his testimony in the Martha Stewart trial but had not meant to lie.
Young children often tell the truth, but sometimes there are problems — corrupted memories, confusion, susceptibility to suggestion — that lead them to speak inaccurately.
A number of commentators have in past weeks spoken out, inaccurately, about the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, which I chair and the way in which the inquiry will conduct its work.
But after speaking to a representative today, the company clarified that in some cases Nest inaccurately tells customers they don't need a common wire to power their Nest thermostat when they do.
They are not speaking of the magical, mythological, or otherworldly; they are attempting to speak, however well or inaccurately, of aspects of the world of sense perception that are not perceptible to the senses.
Carey (whose speaking voice is surprisingly deep) also has a good line in camp audience banter, addressing everyone as "darling" and daffily (if inaccurately) saying that the audience weren't born when her earliest hits were written.
Spent much time on holiday/fieldwork in Normandy, read French and speak it torrentially but inaccurately, better when I am in my own field of interest: French civilians in Normandy 1940-44, which takes in the Resistance and the Battle of Normandy.
As the Washington Post explained in fall 2012, McConnell's words and the date they were spoken often have been inaccurately represented in the years since, generally by Democrats eager to present evidence of unyielding partisan opposition to Obama's every move.
