Sentence examples for be accurate to note from inspiring English sources

A campaign official said it would be accurate to note that he was helping with debate prep.

I found the description totally flattering, and I think it's accurate to note a transformation of a poem once it has been set in New Yorker font and put in its little white window.

NOTE: These may not be accurate to all toes.

Shields could be accused, falsely, of being a little bit darling; but it would be more accurate to note that she is more than usually daring.

It's probably unfair to grouse about a teenager presenting a featherweight set of frenetic dancing and cranked-out vocals, but it's also accurate to note that the best thing about it was MNEK swaggering by, fresh from his own show, to pitch in on Never Forget You.

It creates a compelling alternative reality composed of facts that may or may not be accurate (note all the false alarms created by spurious X-ray findings and aberrant blood tests).

The notion that student ratings are influenced by these instructor demographics, however, must be treated with caution, since student perception of teaching experience and age may not be accurate (also noted in Zabaleta, 2007).

After all, that statement may be accurate but I have neglected to note that in physical appearance, and in just about every other way, my mother and I are entirely different.

In wartime!" Frankel is accurate in noting that Libby was indicted "as an agent of government who lied and obstructed justice to protect the misuse of secrets".

As for making sure its data is accurate, McClendon noted that this is often still a hard problem.

The analysis included discussions with several tax economists who said the analysis provided by Baldwin was accurate, but noted that they did not have all the numbers available.