Sentence examples for accurately saying from inspiring English sources

But, he said, if employees held signs accurately saying their airline or restaurant had been cited for dozens of safety violations, that would most likely be protected.

During the recent parting of the ways between Paramount Film Group and John Lesher, the former president, she ran a picture of Mr. Lesher with a big red X over his face and a series of breathless news breaks until he was out, finishing him off by quoting him (accurately) saying, "Nikki Finke knew about it before I did".

We concur that he scored by accurately saying that she did once call Trans Pacific Partnership "the gold standard" but she scored by calling his tax cuts for the rich "trumped-up trickle down" and noting that she had "prepared for this debate...and to be president".

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

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.

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

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

The government clearly expected progress by now toward its goal of a unified Cyprus, but Mr. Papandreou accurately said reconciliation remains popular among the Greek people.

"It's a tedious process, but our primary concern is that we handle this accurately," said John Bradshaw, the Monmouth County superintendent of elections.