Sentence examples for inaccurate yet from inspiring English sources

It's an embarrassing, inaccurate, yet pervasive trope that percolates throughout entertainment and mass media.

O'Brien seems to be arguing that telling a story which is technically inaccurate yet truthful about the sensation of war – as opposed to baldly stating the facts of a situation – is the more honest way to report the veterans' experience, while at the same time assuaging the writer's conscience.

These negative emotions can be exacerbated by a range of inaccurate yet commonly associated stigmas from nonsufferers, such as alcohol abuse, stress, anxiousness, and a lack of hygiene, and can lead to reclusive behavior.

Duncan and Rivet (2013) discuss science learning as a progression that requires an intermediate and developmentally appropriate stage during which students entertain inaccurate "yet productive" explanations that then lead to higher-level understanding.

You know, the various fact checkers look at some of these charges in the Obama ads and they say that they're wrong, and inaccurate, and yet he just keeps on running them.

Their predictions have generally been terribly inaccurate, and yet the same people who have made these wrong predictions are still treated as credible experts by certain segments of the media.

This makes the model mathematically tractable, yet inaccurate when it comes to reflecting real-world propagation conditions, because current correlation-based models always base on the Rayleigh-fading (or, to some extent, Ricean fading) assumption.

The range of choices, the complexities with obtaining and setting up materials, and the wide variety of sources of error are what makes scientific knowledge problematic - it is complex work and involves planning and thinking that can frequently be inaccurate or misdirected, yet another important aspect of the scientific struggle that makes science knowledge problematic and difficult to attain.

And yet, inaccurate or not, the article went viral and the story made an appearance on The Tonight Show.

Clinical staging by digital rectal examination (DRE) and Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) remains as yet inaccurate.

This is very useful information when the observed association magnitudes vary by context (genetic or environmental background), or the observational studies share a consistent bias that generates a precise yet inaccurate association magnitude.