Sentence examples for be accurate about from inspiring English sources

I wanted to be accurate about the biological facts.

"A historian's son must be accurate about history," Herzog wrote.

I couldn't be accurate about the area that was targeted.

The internet can still be accurate about the deceased, you might think.

Clooney's film takes great pains to be accurate about all the specifics.

It's difficult to be accurate about its size, argues Mackinnon, because so much of it is run by organised crime.

It says: "Forecasts done with traditional methods and with Policon" — Bueno de Mesquita's system — "were found to be accurate about 90percentt of the time...

"I felt my job was not simply to be accurate about things that actually happened, but to make this as historically plausible as possible.

"One must only be accurate about such details in a work of fiction," Van Vechten wrote, years later, by way of excusing his fabricated account of the historic première of Stravinsky's "Le Sacre du Printemps".

The accuracy of obtained conductivities with the larger temperature variation (200 850°C) is to be accurate about ±1% error by measurement system.

Well, to be accurate about it, they're Fabio's socks.