Discovered in 1791 in Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli, but inaccurately restored so that its head faces in the wrong direction, this sculpture is a centrepiece of Defining Beauty: The Body in Ancient Greek Art, a major new exhibition at the British Museum.
"I'm flattered that I'm dominating the Democratic primary," Mr. Giuliani said, not so inaccurately, yesterday.
This would also have saved us the cost of the advice of the experts who valued the shares so inaccurately.
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".
But we should also remember that these labels are our own constructs, the connotations, our own projections, and many times they distort the reality of the communities we live in and in doing so, inaccurately ascribe values to people and groups of people, to the extent that we undermine our own ability to remain objective or acknowledge our own biases.
They have been so busy claiming, inaccurately, that the treaty would constrain future missile defense systems that they apparently failed to notice real progress toward the only effective system that current technology permits.
"Under no circumstances," Mr. O'Hanian wrote in a letter to the editor about the Manso book, "would the F.A.W.C. associate itself with a piece of work so shoddily researched, inaccurately related, hateful in tone and bigoted in spirit".
So she just (inaccurately, unfortunately) substituted the word "development" for the word "evolution" throughout the semester.
The reason Sarah Sanders does not go to the "podium" much anymore is that the press covers her so rudely & inaccurately, in particular certain members of the press.
"The reason Sarah Sanders does not go to the 'podium' much anymore is that the press covers her so rudely & inaccurately, in particular certain members of the press," Trump wrote. .
