Sentence examples for accurate really from inspiring English sources

It is no longer accurate, really, to call him a rock star.

The Arena's main stage is a theater in the round, with a four-sided stage floor (theater in the square is more accurate really) and steep arenalike (duh!) seating.

"Those were two really accurate, really smart baseball plays that don't go unnoticed in here.

That's really accurate, actually.

If you're going to do a digital morph, for example, you need to be able to get an absolute accurate and really high definition facial expression, so the high-fidelity scanning was really important for that.

Not always accurate, but really smart.

This would help the nonpainter better understand just how important accurate color really is to the Realist artist.

Sibley lived before the age of air-conditioning, but recent research suggests that his observation is still accurate: summer really does tend to be a time of reduced productivity.

The autofocus, while accurate (which really is the most important thing), isn't the quickest.

According to Andrianpoulos et al. [1] existing methodologies for estimating khmax for pseudo-static analyses were not proved stand-alone and sufficiently accurate to really assess seismic performance or damage measurements in earth dams.

My suspicion is that the stereotype is accurate: authorities really tend to be conservative.