Or, more accurately, when Maria was playing.
The President described the legislation accurately when he said, "This isn't radical reform, but it is major reform".
Insofar as I trust The Times, I trust it to assert accurately when it asserts facts, and to provide interesting and informed opinion.
More recent studies have shown that surgeons perform math calculations faster and more accurately when they listen to music they like.
My daughter was told that she was a good historian, because she could describe her symptoms so accurately — when they had started and how.
Mr. Trichter noted that 33percentt were able to respond accurately when asked, in an open-ended question, to name the architect.
"We have to laugh it off because the Beatles were iconic," Payne demurred once, slightly too accurately, when asked by Australia's Sunday Telegraph about the resemblance.
Or, more accurately, when I calmly told your son to get to the back because it wasn't his turn – twice, actually, before he listened.
The Pirahã could perform the task accurately when the array consisted of two or three items, but their performance with larger groupings was, Gordon later wrote, "remarkably poor".
One critic may have put it most accurately when he wrote of the works as "open parables" whose final meanings can never be rounded off.
But you also want it to represent you accurately when you make a good networking connection.
