Sentence examples for inaccurate words from inspiring English sources

"Inevitably, some will try to imply that the unfortunate and inaccurate words of one regional official represent this agency's policy," she said.

The inaccurate word is "strict".

While the technology for video has come a long way since reel-to-reel editing, in some ways, remedying an unintelligible or inaccurate word in an audio track entails the same laborious process that bedeviled editors 40 years ago.

He said filter was "a slightly inaccurate word" for what was being proposed and search engine would be a "a more accurate description".

Or did my teacher pick an inaccurate word?" He has a strong sense of justice and fairness.

It's full of inaccurate word choices that suggest sloppy thesaurus use, bad grammar, and grandiose, overblown metaphors.

Some authors sent inaccurate word counts with the stories they submitted, and Popular saved money by paying them on the basis of whichever word count was less the author's or one done by Popular's staff.

Some authors sent inaccurate word counts with the stories they submitted, and savings were made by paying them on the basis of whichever word count was less the author's or one done by Popular's staff.

Children with apraxia of speech have difficulty producing target phonemes, either in isolation or succession, and typically present with inaccurate word production and dysfluency.

However, also attempts to reprocess, revise and correct the "inaccurate" word, phrase or larger parse are potentially signified by late components (cf. Friederici, 2002).

Anticipating the objections from those familiar with Carson McCullers's life and work, Sarah Schulman, author of the play "Carson McCullers (Historically Inaccurate)," puts words into the mouth of McCullers's attorney and friend, Floria Lasky: "I know that the first thing out of her mouth is going to be, 'It's historically inaccurate," Ms. Schulman says.