Sentence examples for accurately notes that from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY The advertisement includes short excerpts of Mr. Wright's most incendiary remarks and accurately notes that he was Mr. Obama's pastor and the man who baptized his children.

The ad accurately notes that a little over $500 million was for loan guarantees for Solyndra, a solar energy firm that collapsed last year.

"Spending on Drugs Slowed in First Quarter, Survey Says" (Business Day, June 3) accurately notes that the growth in the rate of drug spending is on a downward trend.

She then accurately notes that "Any ideology or movement, right or left, that is organized negatively against rather than for enjoys an inherent advantage in politics, mobilizing unappeasable energies that never have to default on their announced goal of cleansing the body politic of its alleged poisons".

He does note, however, that the Guardian article accurately notes that the UK market is one of the most saturated for Facebook.

Spielberg also accurately notes that public policy has conspicuously failed to encourage marriage.

Best Actress: The toughest pick of the night, the only category, one prognosticator accurately noted, that is "impossible to call with confidence". Though a flood tide for "Titanic" could benefit Kate Winslet, both she and "The Wings of the Dove's" Helena Bonham Carter seem the least likely victors.

The Court of Appeals accurately noted that such an interpretation of NEPA would be a "reductio ad absurdum...

And Mr. Obama accurately noted that many experts say the legislation stakes out middle ground.

The May 17 editorial "Resisting Roundup" accurately noted that biotechnology has provided farmers important new tools with real benefits.

*As an aside, there's something disconcerting about (accurately) noting that "Captain Marvel" is bad and (accurately) noting it's a monster hit.