Sentence examples for Invariably accurate from inspiring English sources

Fine, upstanding men and women - kind to animals, and invariably accurate.

The novel captures vividly the atmosphere of the changing London of the 60s, and Bartlett's descriptions of the City itself - the churches, the markets, the dark alleyways - are invariably accurate.

He supports many of his decisions by invariably accurate references to the campaigns of the conscientious Stonewall Jackson, a former member of the faculty of Virginia Military Institute.

Brownlee became quite close to Bennett; the future Prime Minister often visited him after hours while Brownlee was studying, and used his honed memory and impressive oratorical skills to give the younger man detailed lectures on whatever area of law he was reading about, illustrated by precise and invariably accurate references to cases.

Fine, accurate and freely available data make an economy a Petri dish: researchers flood in.

Fast accurate building equals louder applause, higher scores, and unlocks harder puzzles.

Fast, accurate and reliable identification and sorting of materials is still a challenge in recycling sector.

Shutter Island IMDb top 250 on Netflix US (accurate as of 4 July 2014) 5. Pulp Fiction 6.

That raises the question of how GPS, accurate within about 17 feet, can be precise enough to warn a driver that a bike is a few feet away.

Among the key issues: Voting Technology An accurate count of the votes cast is the sine qua non of a democracy, but one that continues to elude us.

Fast, accurate, and detailed Soft Error Rate (SER) estimation of digital circuits is essential for cost-efficient reliable design.