Sentence examples for inaccuracy that from inspiring English sources

But it's not just the inaccuracy that irks me.

The map, however, contains an inaccuracy that leaves a false impression.

But it is Glazer's tone, more than his factual inaccuracy, that is most injurious.

If you poke at the empty space, the app provides a bland substitute, sometimes producing a biological inaccuracy that could make prose even racier.

In 1990, Kevin Costner's "Dances With Wolves" supplied another counter-myth, based on political correctness and historical inaccuracy, that was fatal for the traditional western.

The inaccuracy that has become a worrying feature of the Cats' game in the past month was again a factor in the first half.

The project lost time over a design with historical inaccuracies that was rejected in 2007.

We felt the pressure a little bit and because of that there were certain inaccuracies that crept in".

The White House staff could list inaccuracies that haven't been corrected, award its own Pinocchios, and prod the New York Times and Washington Post to rehire their ombudsmen.

Soon after the book's release, an article in The Journal of the American Medical Association said the book was full of medical "inaccuracies" that could harm people.

The number of preconceived notions and simple factual inaccuracies that can be dispelled over just a couple of hours is amazing.