Sentence examples for described more accurately from inspiring English sources

The writer P D James, who worked as an administrator in the NHS, commented that it "could be described more accurately as the absence of care in a community still largely resentful or frightened of mental illness".

Mr. Zimmerman, who was ultimately acquitted, could have been described more accurately as a self-appointed sentinel, legally armed and fully protected against the full consequences for homicide under the state's notorious Stand Your Ground law.

He could not have described more accurately my own experience riding the Acela and the regional Amtrak trains in the Northeast Corridor — the luxury of the double seat to myself and the clear realization that my skin color blocks entry to that empty seat.

But his research might be described more accurately as nature poetry than as science, and his greatest delight seemed to be in things that defied categorization — or, as Borges once wrote, referring to the distant past, "things that can enrich ignorance".

In the end, by saluting the memory of Hitler and studiously ignoring the death of the American champion of Europe's freedom described more accurately than mere words that de Valera, a man physically of tall stature was, morally, a very small man indeed.

Now the phenomenon of language relativity can be described more accurately as follows.

However, Joseph Anton describes more accurately, if inadvertently, how Rushdie re-emerged, after the strangest ever writerly journey, in the gossip pages, aureoled by the wealth, power and glamour of the western world.

As a matter of fact, the analysis of the data of [11] with such models describes more accurately the statistics of spatio-temporal spike patterns [27].

Following this reasoning, in cases where innovations are significantly different from zero, the dynamical model should be modified in order to describe more accurately the observed agents' dynamics.

Intense efforts are currently devoted to improve plant metabolomic analyses so as to describe more accurately the whole picture of metabolic pathways.

The links between the ground and a satellite are usually modeled by composite fading distribution to describe more accurately the amplitude fluctuation (large scale) of the transmitted signal's envelope.