Sentence examples for accurate anything from inspiring English sources

Every detail of his movies had to be absolutely accurate; anything less would not have been convincing.

From the very first lines you can already get a feeling that you have entered a strange sovereign realm in which everything or, to be more accurate, anything can happen.

Basic facts were accurate; anything that required interpretation, however, was ripe for abuse.

"The movie, I did think, is as reasonably accurate as anything out there," he said, "a whole lot more accurate than those endless TV documentaries.

The mayor of Literalville apparently also gigs ex oficio as a stand-up comedian down at the Laugh Shack, where he is not bound by the requirement to be literally accurate about anything.

His books from that period — "The Polish Revolution: Solidarity" (1984); "The Uses of Adversity: Essays on the Fate of Central Europe" (1989); "The Magic Lantern" (1990); "In Europe's Name" (1993); and "The File" (1997) — form a picture far more vivid, and immensely more accurate, than anything in overrated volumes of revolution like "Ten Days That Shook The World".

After reviewing my videos from the past few days, the perspective was completely different and more accurate than anything I've seen apart from a GoPro strapped to my head.

Those forty-two charecters are far more accurate than anything that you wrote.

But in hitting those marks, it becomes merely an incredible facsimile of Star Wars, one far more accurate than anything Lucas could make.

In Northern Uganda itself, the group Human Rights Focus has labored for years and produced detailed reports on the the conflict there far more nuanced and accurate than anything Invisible Children has ever put out.

Daughter, I said I didn't have it in me to sit with the killing of Michael Brown last night and comb my social media accounts for first-hand anecdotes that would likely be more accurate than anything the news stations would report.