Sentence examples for accurately doing from inspiring English sources

(Or, more accurately, doing none of those things – for most of us, "summer" is at most a two-week vacation, not a three-month sabbatical in which to fix everything. But merely thinking about these things feels like having done half the work).

For consultants like Mr. Broderick and filmmakers like Jon Reiss (the documentary "Bomb It") the answer lies in self-distribution, in filmmakers doing it themselves or, more accurately, doing it themselves with a little or a lot of help from other people, including consultants like Mr. Broderick and Richard Abramowitz.

The comment angered her father because he had been a diabetic for decades and had been accurately doing the calculations most of his adult life.

He could not accurately do safety checks.

How accurately did it capture life in Guantanamo?

How accurately do these dueling worldviews anticipate the economic gains or the environmental and social costs?

These tense opening sequences are brilliantly and accurately done, intercutting TV reports with documentary footage and meticulous recreation.

The raspberry and passion-fruit sorbets are tangy and refreshing, and the crème brûlée is accurately done.

Meeting her feels like fast-forwarding through time to meet an older Felicity Jones, so accurately did the actor represent her subject.

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.

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.