Sentence examples for accurate writer from inspiring English sources

I am a fast and accurate writer, with a keen eye for detail and I should be very grateful for the opportunity to progress to market reporting.

Most films about the writing life are more accurate, because writers write them.

In order to try to make the depiction of curling in the episode accurate, the writers visited a curling club and tried the sport themselves.

That was not entirely accurate — the Nigerian writers Amos Tutuola and Cyprian Ekwensi had published novels earlier in the decade.

The whole idea of literary "mafias" is a tired metaphor, Lord knows, but in one respect it's accurate: once American writers have reached a certain level of accomplishment and fame, they take what amounts to a vow of silence about one another's work.

Although he is justly rated as one of the most accurate and painstaking writers on the campaigns of 1862, in this instance he must have accepted hearsay.

Keystroke logging not only has the advantage of being relatively unobtrusive but it also allows researchers to collect a complete and accurate record of writers' external text production process with accuracy to seconds or even to milliseconds (Leijten & Van Waes, 2013).

I think my life as a journalist has prepared me to work faster and more accurate than most writers and as a result, I was able to pen a massive, 300-plus-page book in about six months.

The tech press often writes these up as "disrupting" unwieldy government regulations, and to a degree, this is accurate (the best writers also mention that many of these laws were designed with consumers in mind, back when cabs and hotels were far less safe than they are now).

"I tell people we kept it historically accurate," said her son, writer Andrew Schlesinger '70, who lives with her.

One thing your writer was accurate about was that the noisy native capering will have you up till dawn.