Sentence examples for accurately so from inspiring English sources

That period has been vilified — and accurately so.

He catches speech patterns very accurately, so you're completely in there.

"Right now, the home page comes across, perhaps accurately so, as A.D.D.," Breitbart says.

It's also the case that these are generally characterized, and accurately so, as class issues.

The present theory can analyze clamped beams accurately so benchmark results are provided.

Though known – and accurately so – as a scouting convention, the combine is also like a week-long N.F.L. conference.

The old treasures, perhaps with the exception of the Imperial Palace, are almost entirely gone, or more accurately, so swamped by the new stuff that they go unnoticed.

Some species are known from large numbers of specimens but their exact origins were never recorded accurately, so which came when isn't known.

Had Kanell thrown the ball accurately so that Calloway could have stayed on his feet, he had enough room to run for another 20 yards after the catch.

Mr. Hua feared China's strictly controlled news media would not cover the evictions accurately, so he decided to document and publish online his own videos of the crackdown.

The anomalous codon usage of highly expressed genes presumably reflects natural selection for optimal codons that are translated more efficiently and accurately; so-called translational selection.