Sentence examples similar to feel inaccurate from inspiring English sources

And, cuteness aside, the designation just feels inaccurate.

"Any time somebody other than you is articulating something about you, it feels inaccurate," he says.

Screen taps felt inaccurate and disconnected, which was particularly annoying when attempting to type on the virtual keyboard.

At various points the show feels so saturated with commercial content that describing the occurrence as 'product placement' feels inaccurate.

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It feels less inaccurate, though, than the constant mentions of my doggedness and determination in the face of publishing industry rejection.

That designation feels stodgily inaccurate, not only because the series is unburdened by a sense of its own seriousness but also because it feels descended as much from the films of Frederick Wiseman as it is from the rhythms and narrative structure of something like MTV's "16 and Pregnant".

For writers who have found neither inner peace nor boatloads of cash, and certainly not both at once, for those just trying to get health insurance and scrape together some hope for the future, it feels somewhat inaccurate to hear the writing life described as having "everything to recommend it over real work".

They feel, just … inaccurate.

Heavy workloads may bear a significant part of the blame when parents feel evidence is inaccurate, inadequate or unfair.

Most weapons feel either underpowered or inaccurate; despite sounding like you're embroiled in urban warfare, you may as well be using water pistols.