Mightn't the system, supposedly overseen in even its smallest details by God Himself, via these representatives, actually be just a crude, man-made form, inspired by, but inaccurately addressing, even obscuring, some greater and more difficult-to-discern truth?
Many of the envelopes, those inaccurately addressed or from out of the county, went straight in the trash.
Long before there were English departments, CW programs, or "writing exercises" -- there were voices singing -- in every language, addressing what we might term (inaccurately) "contemporary" issues.
Carey (whose speaking voice is surprisingly deep) also has a good line in camp audience banter, addressing everyone as "darling" and daffily (if inaccurately) saying that the audience weren't born when her earliest hits were written.
He twice inveigled me into addressing his constituency annual (and fundraising) dinner, saying inaccurately: "We are just over the border from you".
His answer on Friday was limited to only a few seconds at the end of 40-minute event, which was inaccurately billed as a press conference and then as Trump finally addressing the topic of Obama's birthplace.
CORRECTION: This article has been updated to address language that inaccurately characterized multiple sclerosis as a mental health issue.
While the observed pattern persists even after excluding peripheral areas or inaccurately geo-coded addresses, the nature of the study does not permit inferences about the shape of the exposure response function.
Referring to the emails quoted in the ABC piece, Tapper stressed that, "Whoever provided those quotes and paraphrases did so inaccurately, seemingly inventing the notion that Rhodes wanted the concerns of the State Department specifically addressed".
However, the authors inaccurately report "As for skinfold thickness, various results were obtained (P<0.05)", and fail to address the problem of multiple testing in their discussion.
Browne recommended reading a speech Kelly made in March 2012, "which addresses much of the misinformation that has been and continues to be spewed inaccurately and unfairly against police protecting all New Yorkers".
