"We call them multinational but they are more accurately understood as postnational, transnational or even anti-national.
"Public opinion on social issues defies binary categorisation, it is more accurately understood in terms of a continuum, with a middle ground on may issues that comprises more than half the sample.
Radiohead and the defunct Rage Against the Machine, two contemporary groups Mr. Hampton mentions as guilty of being influenced by 70's rock, are a breadth of fresh air in an otherwise inexplicably bad era of widely disseminated noise that is more accurately understood as advertisement than art.
Positive illusions are more accurately understood as design features of a normal mind rather than a brain function failure.
For example, while there is a tenacious conventional wisdom that the use of repression by a regime opponent signals the end of a nonviolent people's resistance, in fact, when placed in its larger context, violence is more accurately understood as a sign of weakness on the part of the government.
Moreover, the Pennsylvania Old Order Amish are more accurately understood as many separate founder populations; the several reproductively isolated demes within the state are defined by different allele distributions (10).
Her story illustrates why America's so-called "opioid overdose epidemic" may be more accurately defined as a kind of "multiple drug poisoning" crisis, one that needs to be much better understood in order to save lives.
It would be more accurately described as a "capitalist economy".
— is, more accurately, an inverted image.
Early resurrection attempts were more accurately efforts to resuscitate individuals.
