Sentence examples for inaccurate though from inspiring English sources

Is the film historically inaccurate, though, as the Egyptian culture minister charges?

It would be inaccurate, though, to say that the President has acted alone, or without the coöperation of his party.

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

It is inaccurate, though, and a little disingenuous to call him a socialist.

Internet polls are so inaccurate, though, that they don't even belong on the spectrum of honest polling at all.

It would be inaccurate, though, to claim that there was nothing I'd said or written that served as a building block for this new book.

That the festival was hitherto non-existent is, though, inaccurate.

If that makes it sound as though the first half was all Chelsea, that would not be an inaccurate surmise, though on the few occasions Portsmouth got enough men forward to make attacks meaningful they had chances of their own.

But the deal fell through, and he was left with missiles that his own scientists say were wildly inaccurate -- though they were too scared to deliver that news to the dictator.

Even he, at a March Senate hearing, acknowledged that he made a number of inaccurate statements, though he said they were based on what he had been briefed on at the time.

Fischer has been complaining on his show all week that since Mansfield wasn't an elder at the time, the story is inaccurate, even though the story doesn't say Mansfield was an elder at that time.