Sentence examples for inaccurate views from inspiring English sources

Reader's Digest also found that wildly exaggerated and inaccurate views about asylum seekers were rampant.

As yet another poll – by YouGov, commissioned by the TUC – proved last year, people seem to hold wildly inaccurate views about the scale of benefit fraud and the proportion of spending that goes on people who cannot find work, and more.

Equally, you probably know a lot of academics with inaccurate views about the business world.

Inaccurate views include those based only on positing human identity in terms of individual interests, autonomy, and separation from nature.

Although I have tried to be fair to your interviewer, you are going to come across people with inaccurate views about researchers.

Furthermore, those scientists who felt that the local population had inaccurate views about the challenge of understanding the volcano tended to be more ambivalent about issuing warnings.

Then, the "often inaccurate" view outpolled the "facts straight" view, 50percentto40percentcent.

But this, too, would have presented an inaccurate view of Meursault.

Watching films at festivals often gives you an inaccurate view of whether the film is any good.

I think it's out there to win people over to an incorrect and historically inaccurate view, and it's succeeding.

He doesn't speak or read any language but Russian with any fluency, which helps give him a narrower, and sometimes inaccurate, view of the world.