Sentence examples for accurate views from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, "Los Angeles Plays Itself" frequently champions smaller movies made outside the Hollywood studio system that offer more accurate views of the city and its people.

As she notes, "The mildly depressed appear to have more accurate views of themselves, the world, and the future than do normal people.

With over 45% of the population under 19 years old, general knowledge and critical thinking let alone vaguely accurate views of the outside world are vanishing rapidly.

They also can simulate accurate views from any perspective in space and take viewers on virtual flights through and beyond the solar system and into interstellar and intergalactic space.

Mr. Rumsfeld and General Myers suggested that although individual unit commanders might have accurate views of the campaign at their level, such a perspective is a "snapshot through a soda straw," in a common Pentagon phrase, and not the entire strategic situation at any moment.

Also important was the testimony of other C.I.A. employees — including Goodman's superior, Doug MacEachin — who explained that while Gates rejected rosier (and, as it turned out, more accurate) views of Soviet intentions, he did so not because of pressure from Casey but because of his own outlook.

That is not an entirely accurate view of history.

He's pleasant to read, and he has quite an accurate view of society".

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

Housing economists say the year-over-year comparison is a more accurate view of the trend.

"They have an accurate view of reality, and they're paying the price for it".