Sentence examples for being too accurate from inspiring English sources

But this time, rather than complaints that it's incorrect – labelling an Irish farm as an airfield, say – it's being accused of being too accurate.

The senior Pakistani government official with military experience said the strikes were "too accurate and too intense" to have been an accident.

That is the future many Argentinians fear and it is too accurate a picture of the recent past in Latin America to be considered a caricature.

The throw was too accurate: it hit Posada in the thigh, bouncing into the Mets' dugout, and the final two runs of the season scored.

Of a poem describing Bukowski's careless disposal of his late father's property, Miles muses, "The details are too accurate to have been imagined so something like this must have happened".

"It was too accurate - too clear.

You don't have to be too accurate.

Seemingly, the problem was the articles were too accurate, and therefore making the prosecution's case look bad.

In my work the print outs were too accurate at first, clean and seemed very digital - no element of randomness.

Hulubei insisted that his X-ray apparatus and methods were too accurate to make such a mistake.

(3) The resulting higher-order solutions can be extrapolated again to give solutions with even higher order, as there is no (theoretical) limit on the number of times a method can be extrapolated (although statistical errors can obscure the results if the method is too accurate - see Section Monte Carlo error).