Sentence examples for believe accurately from inspiring English sources

The researchers have used 3D printing to create a low cost rib cartilage model that they believe accurately resembles the feel of the real thing to therefore allow surgeons to hone their craft.

But when I jammed with B.B. King in 1968, just his musical delivery was the advice that I translated, and I believe accurately and embraced, to make every note count.

There had been reports in recent days that Trump wanted a general to manage his office; generals appeal to him, perhaps because he believes, accurately or not, that they are tough individuals who nonetheless will follow orders — his orders, that is — or maybe just because he likes uniforms.

Coolidge believed, accurately, that inflation was the twin of taxes and that it, too, was expropriation.

In Russia, Vladimir Putin hardly bothers to censor newspapers or books, while he keeps firm control over television because he believes (accurately) that TV has more clout.

But the film believes, accurately, that there is value in renewed attempts to depict what happened, that treating the Holocaust as something it would be sacrilegious to attempt to represent serves no purpose.

I believe this accurately describes those in power at the moment in Britain.

But in terms of the expenditure categories, we believe they accurately reflect the expenditure characteristics of American households".

For some reason, many commentators seem to believe that accurately describing what the G.O.P. is actually proposing amounts to demagoguery.

"We do not believe it accurately reflects the state of our business and the positive progress we have made over the past two years," said Donald Leclair, Ford's chief financial officer, in a statement.

We do not believe it accurately reflects the state of our business and the positive progress we have made over the past two years".