Sentence examples for accurate world from inspiring English sources

"Countless studies have shown that people who suffer from depression have more accurate world views than non-depressed people," she points out.

Mr. Eugenides's feat — creating an accurate world of science and scientists — raises questions about how much research fiction writers must do to write about science and whether, somehow, they can figure out this most esoteric world without going near it.

While everyone was watching that, plain old-fashioned expendable launch vehicles lofted GPS satellite constellations, which led directly to a fairly stunning fraction of the world's population carrying around incredibly accurate world maps that actually know where they are.

While everyone was watching that, plain old-fashioned expendable launch vehicles lofted GPS satellite constellations, which led directly to a fairly stunning fraction of the world's population carrying around in their pockets incredibly accurate world maps that actually know where they are.

Not only is she a fictional character created by a Japanese woman who places her in the dreamlike but historically accurate world of revolutionary France, but she also must make her way through the worlds of femininity and masculinity, both arguably constructs in their own right.

The show's grown-up hero, culturally accurate worlds and decidely unchildlike scope is not unintentional, said Mr. Tartakovsky.

The Creators Project spoke to John Goldsmith about production designing A Most Violent Year, building its historically-accurate world on a budget, his personal method for putting mood boards together, and why it helps to work as an artist with a parallel practice: .

This helped to keep the scientific process accurate.The world wide web has changed that.

The association has been calling for some time for the introduction of more accurate, real-world testing regimes for both CO2 and NOx (carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides).

Yet, as badly as the Internet failed in the production of genuinely new and accurate real-world information, the massively distributed labor force of the Internet swarm does some things extremely well.

Not satisfied, the emperor imagines a larger, more accurate "map-world" at one-hundredth the scale of the empire and, then, something even grander: "A map…of the imperial dominions, in which each house shall be represented by a life-sized house, every mountain shall be depicted by a mountain, every tree by a tree of the same size and type, every river by a river, and every man by a man".