Sentence examples for at inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Sullivan's comments were poorly received by Austin, who hit out at "inaccurate, misleading and uninformed innuendo" in a statement, and there is a possibility he may take legal action.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila has hit out at "inaccurate media reports" suggesting he had criticised Aberdeen counterpart Derek McInnes for lacking belief during the title race.

The actress described his statements as "inaccurate"; "at 12 years old, there was no way she was capable of being as mature or as sophisticated as he claimed".

The 32 emails might, however, have made a stronger impact if they had they not all been identical, and expressing unhappiness at our "inaccurate, misleading and erroneous allegations", which amounted to "psychological warfare aimed at diminishing the Saudi society".

Patients' charts are at times inaccurate.

Each is at once inaccurate and unhelpful.

Rational emotive therapy aims at altering inaccurate or irrational thoughts that lead to negative emotions or maladaptive behaviour.

But judging The Red Pill by the most extreme statements of its members is, if not unfair, then at least inaccurate.

I am writing to express my dismay at the inaccurate and disrespectful review of Cornel West's new book, "Democracy Matters" (Sept . 12.

Indeed, Mr Plasterk said that the NSA revelations had forced him to go on television in order to counter popular anger at the inaccurate impression that the Dutch security services were breaking the law by collecting bulk transmissions of citizens' conversations.

The Washington Post's Dana Milbank calls Mr Rubio's statements an "emotional - and at times inaccurate" response to abandoning a "vestigial policy that has stopped serving a useful purpose".