Sentence examples for accurately I am from inspiring English sources
More accurately, I am thinking about the real-life inspiration for Lady Chatterley — an upper-class Englishwoman who had come to Taormina and carried on a steamy (think R-rated behavior in an olive grove) affair with a Sicilian farmer.
The typical biology curriculum can, rather accurately I am afraid, be viewed as a fragmented collection of facts and idiosyncratic observations, as opposed to overarching principles that are the equivalent to the laws of physics.
He was an extrovert figure - "more accurately I was just a show-off" - who found he could "amuse people.
But after I got all these prospective columns off my chest, I decided what I really wanted to say was this: I'm fed up with the Middle East, or more accurately, I'm fed up with the stalemate in the Middle East.
I was torn about using the quote — not because it somehow didn't portray Connor accurately (I'm afraid it did) but because I found it almost nauseating to type the word, to imagine having it as part of my book.
More accurately, I was that girl.
More accurately, I was the one writer who didn't click "delete" when I got the press release.
Characteristic features of the astigmatism and coma curves (Fig. 4(h) and (i)) are accurately reproduced, and the relative amplitudes of the curves are correct although a single free parameter (n3) was used.
For three or more levels of treatment, Joffe and Rosenbaum [ 21] showed that if the distribution of treatment doses given X i is accurately described by McCullagh's proportional odds model, then stratifying on b(x i ) = x i ' β where β is a p × 1 vector of parameters, will balance X i across several dose groups.
My personal style, as opposed to everyone else's fashion, evolves from what survives in my wardrobe; that is, the pieces that sang to me from a clothes rail or a website and most accurately reflect who I am.
Neither one of the candidates accurately represents me; I am a hippie at heart and sadly Willie Nelson isn't on the ticket.
