Sentence examples for an accurate version from inspiring English sources

The program did not correct its report, in the sense of putting out an accurate version.

iPhone / iPad Splendor (£4.99) If digitised board games are your thing, take a look at Splendor – an accurate version of the inventive jewel-trading game that's won a succession of awards in recent years.

AETN, which had sign-off on all the content that would appear in the advertorial, said it believed that the article was an "accurate version of the events described in the TV programme".

It probably approximates to some sort of truth, and it's possible that years down the line an accurate version might emerge: how good was the tip-off, how accurate was the bombing, how many were killed, and how many of those were civilians?

"If someone says they are, we're not getting an accurate version of them.

This paper brings numerous conclusions on the authentication using binary codes corrupted by a manufacturing stochastic noise: ● The nature of the receiver's input is of upmost importance, and thresholding is a bad strategy with respect to getting an accurate version of the genuine or forged code, except if the system requires it, due for example to computational requirements.

John Barrymore is especially moving as an eerily accurate version of himself — an alcoholic, washed-up star.

Woodward says the patented interaction method has attracted the interest of a game firm, and a more accurate version is in development.

I'm sure with a little practice, Star could draw a pretty accurate version of her labia.

It pounded out one clean, catchy power-pop song after another (closing with a hilariously accurate version of Styx's "Mr. Roboto") and proved that a Latin alternative band can even beat most American and British alternative bands on their own musical playing field.

To be completely fair, I paid a visit to Mr. Trump's website to ensure I had a completely accurate version of his statement.