Anyone who has watched Bitcoin's recent volatility knows that the acronym can sometimes feel spot-on.
Specific movies like Rosemary's Baby are also influential, even Being There - things that you wouldn't think were spot-on, they feel spot-on to me.
The study's author, Adam Okulicz-Kozanyn, assistantant professor at the University of Texas at Dallas, says, "Americans maximize their... [happiness] by working, and Europeans maximize their [happiness] through leisure". These findings feel spot-on.
I'm not really qualified to say how accurately Jones captured the great director's voice and mannerisms, though the curl of the lower lip and the awkward walk felt spot-on.
Everything about it felt spot-on.
He said that the balance "always feels spot-on," and the "learning curve is just right," adding that the magic attacks are more useful than those in God of War.
Though the collection predates smart phones, social networking, and 9/11, it still feels spot on as cultural observation, and, in terms of charm, it's timeless.
The muddy-coloured period detail feels spot on, all rusted pick-up trucks and the end of autumn decay of a city ravaged by car-factory job losses and crack cocaine.
Everything about the movie, from the impressive cast to the superb early trailers, feels spot on – and this barmy little space opera's timing couldn't be better with all the hype surrounding JJ Abrams Star Warss: Episode VII.
Not every character and motivation rings perfectly true (Laurie's conversion to the Guilty Remnant is especially troubling, since she is one of the fortunate Mapletonians not to have lost a family member), but the slow, sad drift of this suburban world into various forms of cultic extremism as a response to upheaval feels spot on.
But when Quimby yells to the mob, "You're nothing but a pack of fickle mush-heads!" the response he gets feels spot on: "He's right!" "Give us hell, Quimby!" We are less fooled, or at least fooled for less time, by fantasies of municipal greatness than by those of national grandeur.
