Sentence examples for blunt accuracy from inspiring English sources

Ortese gathers concrete details about the realities of poverty, and, like Ferrante, delineates moments of status tension with blunt accuracy.

Emily is sharper than she seems, which makes her susceptible to the blunt accuracy of Peter's clichés (even if Peter is none too happy to hear that word from her).

Perhaps most worrisome is China's focus on electronic warfare and computer-network attacks, which might blunt the accuracy of advanced American munitions guided by satellite.

Using an area-based measure of socioeconomic position mapped to a large and varied area potentially blunts the accuracy of the classification and the precision of the results.

To further muddy the waters, the 'Big-Brother' effect of mandatory reporting of health care-associated infections in many countries and penalties for underperformance complicates inter-institutional comparisons by blunting diagnostic accuracy.

These bits have attacked Trump with three tactics – pinpoint accuracy, genuine sincerity, and blunt force.

ACCURACY In broad and blunt strokes, the commercial accurately portrays what happened to GS Technologies: it was bought by Bain Capital, ran into financial trouble and filed for bankruptcy.

Kim et al. [17] proved a 100% diagnostic accuracy for MRI in blunt scrotal trauma (7/7 cases).

The Lothal craftsmen took care to ensure durability and accuracy of stone weights by blunting edges before polishing.

Extensive numerical tests from a hypersonic blunt body flow to hypersonic nonequilibrium flows validate the accuracy, efficiency, robustness, and convergence characteristics of SAGT.

Wu et al. [ 103] showed the accuracy of CT in identifying severe, life-threatening mesenteric hemorrhage and blunt bowel injuries.