Sentence examples for accurate who from inspiring English sources

"The results are not always accurate — who can hope for total accuracy after so many years," the professor remarks.

Mr. Piven said he imagined his character as an aspiring novelist (accurate) who worshiped Hemingway (accurate) and therefore might wear a guayabera shirt because Hem would have worn one in Cuba "with a light spring jacket over it" (iffy).

"The fact is I'd rather he had found a four-star general or admiral to co-ordinate these people who have said things that didn't turn out to be accurate, who have made mistakes and didn't want to admit them".

Besides one Australian-Chinese singer, the rest of JJCC are Korean, and all were described as "triple threats" (though "quadruple" would be more accurate) who can sing, dance, rap and act.

"By and large we're talking three individuals, if the public record is accurate, who are citizens who've been caught up in the drone program and lost their lives, whereas there are thousands more who ought to be looked at".

Streams have pools and falls, weeds and stones, not to mention waterboatmen and fish, and yet the suggestion of smooth, uninterrupted flow remains and is as inaccurate as Joyce's rendering of Stephen Dedalus's consciousness in Ulysses (1922) is accurate: "Who watches me here?

Regarding accuracy, while some participants considered their perception of a partner's concurrency as " factual" and their response very accurate, participants who did not know for certain still considered their answers reasonably accurate.

Brees is an accurate passer who quickly recognizes soft spots in the defense.

The British enlightenment, which emphasized social sentiments, was more accurate about who we are.

Garrett, meanwhile, has been impressive as an accurate passer who wastes little time making decisions in the pocket.

Asked if this was accurate, Clegg (who has attacked Daily Mail reporting in the past) said it wasn't.