Sentence examples for Too accurate from inspiring English sources

Accurate detection of jamming attacks based on single detection parameter is not too accurate [1].

This proves all too accurate a description.

By contrast, other preconceptions and prejudices proved all too accurate.

Nusseibeh finally took the job, but his forecast proved all too accurate.

Strange to say, however, those warnings from economists proved all too accurate.

In the case of Lehman itself, that warning seemed all too accurate.

Game Dev Story is all-too-accurate: push out bug-ridden product to maintain your cash flow?

The CD cover, portraying a blurry, indistinct Stipe, Buck and Mills, turns out to be an all-too-accurate reflection of the music.

In the 1960s when he became famous this artist, who boasted of his own passivity, was an all-too-accurate eye, recording the violence of a revolutionary age.

That, alas, is an all-too-accurate summary of TS Eliot's life during the three years covered by the second volume of his correspondence.

The first episode, "My Struggle," isn't good: it's all leaden, paranoid exposition a too-accurate evocation of the show in its ponderous, alien-conspiracy mode.