Sentence examples for accurately about from inspiring English sources

"Well, the — I think Senator Clinton speaks accurately about him," Mr. Obama said.

A Radio Liberty newsman, Andrei Babitsky, reported all too accurately about continued Russian casualties in Chechnya.

Beale published his book in 1839; it was the first time anyone had written accurately about these extraordinary creatures.

His recent piece about Ukraine (or more accurately about why Ukraine should belong to Russia) is a dismaying lapse.

Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Vetri have had to field a larger team of greener servers, some of whom struggled to talk accurately about the menu.

Benedictus, or "Benedictus", or "William", or whoever, writes feelingly and accurately about the hellishness of being a diarist at a celebrity party.

And you could, really accurately, with about 85percentt accuracy.

"No one's challenging the system," one of them accurately observes about the black characters in the story.

An informed electorate depends on professional reporters working with committed editors, producers and fact checkers to keep them accurately aware about issues important to their lives, he said.

A common refrain among homeowners grappling with sound issues, however, is that they were not accurately informed about the noise ahead of time.

But that doesn't diminish their documentary value, especially when we learn how to interpret them so as to extract what they accurately portray about everyday life.