Sentence examples for disturbing accuracy from inspiring English sources
And for the most part her narrative is located in ordinary domestic spaces drawn with disturbing accuracy and filled by a marvellously eccentric array of characters, which emerge as its finest asset.
But it's also disturbing in its accuracy, to the extent that getting and spending is the modus operandi for a lot of folks and to the extent that we treat each other as objects, as a means to an end.
Disturbed people and disturbing images.
But there is no denying that Ms. Harris, a onetime literary publicist from the Seattle area, is responsible for digging up some of the most disturbing information yet to surface about the accuracy and integrity of electronic voting.
In particular, next generation lithography (NGL) tools for non-optical lithography techniques face challenges like suitability for high vacuum, low disturbing field emission, and extremely high position accuracy.
Compared to knee prosthesis, which have been deeply studied during the past years with 3D fluoroscopy [10 12], the marked cylindrical longitudinal symmetries of long bones constitute a dominant disturbing factor that could interfere with the final accuracy of the technique.
He can play fake, drop, set and deliver a ball with accuracy and velocity at such a fast, fluid rate that it is almost disturbing to watch.
Equally disturbing, one of the studies suggests that the health system is far too cavalier about the accuracy of death certificates.
More impressed was Annie Proulx in the Financial Times, who praised the "beautifully constructed sentences" and "historical accuracy" (except in 60s and 70s hippy scenes that "seem clichéd") of a "complex and disturbing novel [that]. . .
The disturbing reality of our incessant need to be noticed and receive notifications has perhaps never been highlighted with such glaring accuracy.
