Sentence examples for inaccurate sentiment from inspiring English sources
Trump refused to share his current views on the factually inaccurate sentiment, instead telling Todd he just doesn't like talking about it and "won't talk about it".
In screenwriter Jon Robin Baitz's response to the criticism of the film, he lightly echoes the same inaccurate sentiment, "[Stonewall is] a humanist's dramatization of how the disenfranchised are empowered by rage, and it traces a point in an arc towards justice that continues today with the fight for marriage equality and is now starting to focus on transgender rights".
I am not in the business of forcing people to change their beliefs or to announce theologically inaccurate statements to please public sentiment.
Brand perception measurement through sentiment analysis is often inaccurate and surveys are also archaic.
Beyond inaccurate information, Nelson grossly misinterpreted my most basic sentiments.
LOS ANGELES -- The judge presiding over the Oscar Grant murder trial expressed "great concern" about how inaccurate media coverage of the trial is affecting community sentiment in Oakland, where Grant's shooting took place.
While Russophobia in Georgia has been on a rapid rise in the aftermath of the five-day war, speculation about the growing anti-Russian sentiment inside U.S. academic circles may be inaccurate.
There is a growing sentiment that leadership is clinging desperately to notions that, in the eyes of many Mormons, are not only inaccurate, but un-Christlike.
