Sentence examples for accuracy of books from inspiring English sources

Studies suggest that Wikipedia may not be as accurate as specialist information sources, but compares well with the accuracy of books, newspapers and magazines.

Sure, markets have been wrong about the accuracy of book value before.

The scientific accuracy of the books doesn't matter, in the end.

Speaking at the Cheltenham literary festival earlier this year, Mantel cautioned against forgoing the painstaking historical accuracy of her books for the sake of good television.

A report from the European Court of Auditors today repeats familiar concerns about the accuracy of the books on the 2004 budget totalling nearly £70 billion.

Peru State College has revoked a speaking engagement offer to Greg Mortenson, author of the memoirs Three Cups Of Tea and Stones Into Schools, after the factual accuracy of the books was called into question by 60 Minutes.

A discussion about the accuracy of the book ("How Do We Know That the Bible Is Historically Reliable?"), for example, includes this sentence, apropos of nothing: "Just as historians do not know everything about King David's reign many centuries ago and about the life of Jesus, we similarly do not know all of Dr. King's activities during his stay in the Birmingham jail".

With regard to the historical accuracy of the book, Vargas Llosa has said "It's a novel, not a history book, so I took many, many liberties.

Caldara did not respond to questions about the accuracy of the book.

Mr. Risen stands by the accuracy of his book, Mr. Kurtzberg said.

His publisher, Sarah Crichton Books, a Farrar, Straus & Giroux imprint, also defended the accuracy of his book, "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier".