Sentence examples for a remarkably accurate from inspiring English sources

As I was to learn, he was a remarkably accurate soothsayer.

The result is a remarkably accurate (if not always complimentary) historical document.

It was a remarkably accurate prophecy, but the conference, for the first time, rejected his advice.

In the hands of a skilled bombardier, the Norden was a remarkably accurate sight.

"L'Inceste" can be maddening, and even repulsive, but it is a remarkably accurate evocation of a troubled mind.

He had come to believe that the weather during a growing season in Bordeaux was a remarkably accurate predictor of the eventual price of the wine.

But it has now been known for some time that if subjects are asked to guess at the properties of their 'blind' field (e.g. whether it contains a horizontal or vertical grating, or whether it contains an 'X' or an 'O'), they prove remarkably accurate.

Hitting a series of remarkably accurate iron shots, Weir birdied the first four holes, hitting a 7-iron to 6 feet of the hole at No. 1, a 3-iron to a foot at No. 2, a wedge to 2 feet at No. 3 and a 9-iron to 3 feet at No. 4. Then after a three-putt par at the par-5, fiftholele, Weir added more birdies at Nos. 6, 8 and 9. Talk about a strong opening statement.

The Arrhenius equation is a simple and remarkably accurate formula for the temperature dependence of the reaction rate constant, which can be expressed as follows.

It can be described by a simple but remarkably accurate formula, Arrhenius' equation.

President James K. Polk has languished in obscurity long enough to have become the subject of an amusing — and remarkably accurate — rock 'n' roll song.