Sentence examples for accurate critics from inspiring English sources

Those members of the "Avatar" audience who said that they felt blue, in every sense, as the movie ebbed away were the most accurate critics of all.

The chancellor has usually proved more accurate than critics who have often predicted decline - or even recession - since 1997.

If fund labels and descriptions are accurate, then critics like me won't be as inclined to question inaccurate representation.

His figure was accurate, although critics of that statistic note that it doesn't include payroll taxes or state, local, property and sales tax.

Her prediction that it "smacked of a surefire success" proved accurate, as critics responded positively and it was popular at the box office.

I'm inclined to think that most of what the film depicts is accurate, but critics could argue that Sorge has cherry-picked his examples and not quite proven his case.

However, scientific and medical journals might also do disfavour to the scientific community by favouring positive outcome studies, thus limiting the journalists' sources of accurate and critic information to communicate to the public new scientific and medical evidence.

First off, the polls may be more accurate than their critics give them credit for.

PAGE A19 Jefferson's 5-Cent Makeover Joe Fitzgerald, a first-time coin designer, created a controversially off-center Thomas Jefferson nickel with a bigger, more accurate nose that critics liken to Bob Hope's.

Do you think the critics were accurate?

The film achieves, in one critic's accurate view, "a total absorption of content into form".