Sentence examples for accurately pretend from inspiring English sources

The big cases so far have been involved start-ups, or, more accurately, pretend start-ups.

Or, more accurately, they don't pretend not to care.

There is much blame to go around and this reflection does not pretend to allocate it accurately.

"I tried to take a different approach from his by writing a chronological narrative biography, but I do not pretend to have matched his insights," Mr. Isaacson accurately tells his readers.

"It is arrogant," Justice Brennan said, "to pretend that from our vantage we can gauge accurately the intent of the framers on application of principle to specific, contemporary questions".

Justice Brennan summed up, "It is arrogant to pretend that from our vantage we can gauge accurately the intent of the framers on application of principle to specific, contemporary questions".

Who knows?! Next, pretend for a moment that the unemployment rate accurately reflects labor market conditions.

Now it's not the purpose of this exercise to simply rate and review how accurately different actors have pretended to be on drugs, yet there is more to glean from how progressively more accurate portrayals have gotten.

(Rhimes other hit series is "Grey's Anatomy").. "Let's not pretend we're there yet," when it comes to the television industry accurately reflecting the demographics of America, ABC president Paul Lee said at the Television Critics Association press tour Tuesday.

He adds: "Red Bull doesn't pretend to be anything... its brand strategy is clearer, making it able to select its activities and partners more accurately.

Why pretend?