Sentence examples for accurately said from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clarke famously — and accurately — said that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".

As Obama accurately said, and as I discussed in my column, the consequences of those cuts aren't hard to see.

"It's a tedious job to do a punch list accurately," said Mitchell Solomon, chief executive of the HRH Construction Corporation.

Indeed, they accurately said more or less the opposite: that, while they had been true to the spirit of the original material, the "phrasing" was their own.

Her ruling accurately said the regulation is a "neutral" attempt to expand women's access to health care and combat gender bias, and applies equally to all denominations.

"The Finance Department works each year to assess more than one million properties, transparently and accurately," said Owen A. Stone, a department spokesman.

All this measure does is tell you you have to accurately say it on the food.

In this case, I would more accurately say that I had a feeling.

Volatile energy markets make it impossible to predict revenue accurately, says Joe Oliver, the finance minister.

Whether my grandfathers used their free time for repose or to play out arrested adolescences, I cannot accurately say.

The same applies to the £28m fine that Lloyds accurately says "is not expected to have a material impact on the group".