Sentence examples for accurate would be from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more accurate would be "spirited".

Their campaigns did leak what, if accurate, would be significant first-day fundraising totals that also signify the Republican nomination contest is on course to be hugely expensive.

If there were no polls, other methods that are less accurate would be used to test public sentiment, and columnists and political pundits would still make forecasts.

Yahoo would not confirm those figures, but such a turnaround, if it is accurate, would be celebrated by many who have pushed for the tech industry to become more inclusive of women.

To defend the film as accurate would be fruitless; the episode that kicks it off, in which a pianist, having played a Mozart concerto on the radio, is forced to reprise it at once because Stalin desires a recording, occurred in 1944 if it occurred at all, rather than — as here — on the eve of Stalin's demise.

More accurate would be saying that the ADL fights some forms of bigotry, defends democratic ideals except when it comes to Muslim Americans exercising their right to worship, and supports civil rights for all except when such support would bother some people.Read that statement and tell me if you've ever seen anything so lily-livered and equivocating.

Intrinsically more precise and accurate results would be then gathered.

The accurate one would be overkill.

A more accurate term would be "foresight".

The more accurate word would be indifferent.

If the reports are accurate, that would be the result both candidates were expecting.