Sentence examples for a completely accurate reflection from inspiring English sources

However, "using external landmarks is never necessarily a completely accurate reflection of what the body looks like," says David Rodeberg, a surgeon in the Division of Pediatric General and Thoracic Surgery at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, who wasn't involved in Imam's work.

"The document will be exaggerated and not a completely accurate reflection of what life is like, but what it does give us is a conceptual treatise of what life should be like and that's something that we haven't seen yet, at least not in English.

That price may not necessarily be a totally accurate reflection of the coin's real value.

A completely accurate table of losses may never be compiled.

Is there a more accurate reflection of recent New York history?

It was a shockingly accurate reflection of my own experience.

Nevertheless, it is a pretty accurate reflection of early-twentieth-century poetics.

These imports are not unique to Trump — in fact, they're a pretty accurate reflection of standard U.S. business practices.

This clarification gives a more accurate reflection of the value to the public of the information that whistleblowers provide.

In my view, it takes into account a more accurate reflection of what life is really like.

This in fact may represent a more accurate reflection of infection prevention staff true understanding.