Sentence examples for accurately describing from inspiring English sources

2. (archaic) Accurately describing reality".

Accurately describing this is not a matter of politics, but of truth.

Our review team writes the topic descriptions with the aim of accurately describing the real-world event.

He was also pilloried for accurately describing the Confederate flag as a "symbol of racism and slavery".

The word "stingy" doesn't even come close to accurately describing the administration's pathetic initial offer of aid.

Gordon Brown drew blood with the suggestion that Clegg was not accurately describing his own party's manifesto.

For some reason, many commentators seem to believe that accurately describing what the G.O.P. is actually proposing amounts to demagoguery.

Why or why not? -Is Marikay Teremi accurately describing the whole picture when she argues that the cellphone is not for her daughter's "convenience" but for her "security"?

Ms. Smith, the flight attendant, has said that Mr. Condit took steps to discourage her from accurately describing their yearlong relationship to investigators.

When I ask him about the high-thread-count quality of the fittings, Rudin insists that they are "accurately describing the people she's making movies about.

Dunham is accurately describing the ways in which, once things get sexual in her world, and girls become women, the universe gets polarized, segregated — her female characters are looking for white male validation, which is their right.