Usually these days I have forgotten by dinner time what I had for lunch, but that kind of forgetfulness has nothing to do with the kind of Proustian feats of remembering I would be required to perform were I to embark on a memoir of the Dublin I knew – or, more accurately, did not know – in the 1950s and 60s.
The fact that Hodgson failed to react, or more accurately did not feel the need to react, was questionable.
Some of the players who performed, or perhaps more accurately, didn't perform in Brazil are not very popular with many fans, angry at underachievement and a perceived 'football mafia' in charge of the game.
Three years later, I wrote about Audrey's pre-school "boyfriend" and how she perceived their different skin colors -- or, more accurately, didn't register it.
Look what transpired -- or, more accurately, didn't transpire -- after Rep. Steve King made his vile assertion that al-Qaeda "will be dancing in the streets" if Barack Obama wins.
The fact that they could measure distance and time accurately does not mean that they always did.
Just because something has not been studied accurately does not make it untrue.
The authors consider that weakness to measure the intrinsic physical characteristics accurately does not interfere with our final purpose; that is, quantitative evaluation of human cartilage in clinical settings such as arthroscopy.
As a year-round denizen of Stone Harbor, N.J., for the last three decades, Mr. Hoy knows what happens — or, more accurately, doesn't happen — in this South Jersey shore town when the summer crowds vanish.
With ministers expected to return to Vienna on Sunday, in an attempt to seal a deal by Monday's midnight deadline, speculation abounds about what everything we know or, more accurately, don't know means.
With ministers expected to return to Vienna on Sunday, in an attempt to seal a deal by Monday's midnight deadline, speculation abounds about what everything we know — or, more accurately, don't know — means.
