Sentence examples for accurately about what from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is this: the debate over net neutrality is only nominally about packets and bits, and more accurately about what kind of country we want to live in.

So let's try to set the record straight, figure out what really happened, and talk honestly and accurately about what the current bill would do and won't do.

In human infants, there is the same kind of "information battle", in which parents try to understand the cues that accurately convey information about what their offspring needs, versus what they can get away with.

Do you think that if the media did their job and actually informed the public accurately about who George W. Bush was and what his qualifications were he would have stood a chance of becoming a US President?

The point of private-sector space travel is that the world will rapidly and accurately come to a conclusion about what space is for.

The boo-ers have no idea, I can only assume, of the price Hillary has paid for being openly and vigorously feminist, for daring to fight for health care (yes, it was called "Hillarycare" in those days) before there was a movement to clap for her, for speaking her mind about what she accurately described as "a vast right-wing conspiracy" aimed at her husband (and now at Obama).

No great shocks in the list of this year's Olivier award nominees: it reflects, pretty accurately, the popular and critical consensus about what constitutes the year's major events.

More accurately, it was founded on an argument about what that proposition means.

I think that the semantics accurately describes Mandarin Chinese native speakers' intuition about what the sentence in 30 means.

That is, athletes were likely to be focused on performing fast and accurately on the task, instead of pondering about what the test might be measuring.

There has been some discussion about what constitutes a species, and is accurately pointed out there is not satisfactory definition for a species.