Sentence examples for accurately telling from inspiring English sources

And services like Foursquare have reached a critical mass of data and users that have enabled it to develop systems for accurately telling whether you're walking by a restaurant or actually walking in the doors.

Here Wolff defines perfection in both formal and substantive terms: formally, simply as the order or harmony of the parts in a whole; but substantively, as the suitability of that order or harmony of parts for achieving the aim that is intended for the whole, such as accurately telling time in the case of a clock.

The series has never shied away from the depressing realities and complexities of simply being alive but has dove headfirst into them, fully committing to accurately telling the stories that sitcoms like to ignore or gloss over in a Very Special Episode.

I just can't accurately tell you how much money magazines sacrifice to make their circulation figures look good.

A novelty song perhaps, but one that accurately tells a particularly long story in a particularly short time.

To accurately tell whether someone is sociable, studies show, we need at least a minute, preferably five.

But ask the residents, and they'll tell you they don't know if they can really trust anyone to accurately tell their story.

[C3.] Greenspan on Housing Bubble Federal Reserve policy makers cannot accurately tell whether home values are overheating, Alan Greenspan said in a written response to Senator Richard Shelby, an Alabama Republican.

"There is no way to accurately tell if the bacon is getting the proper amount of heat using this form of cooking".

I suspect the real story of the relationship of servants to their masters is more accurately told by Margaret Powell, in her simple and quite brilliant "Below Stairs".

"It reads like it was written 50 years ago," he accurately tells the freshman, whose stolen words don't fool him for an instant.