Sentence examples for is basically accurate from inspiring English sources

The beam of light part is basically accurate — that's what a laser produces, although in this case the light is not in the visible part of the spectrum.

In a film which already upsets viewers who like their westerns gritty and serious, this sounds flagrantly cartoonish – but Charles Woodcock was a real person, and the scene is basically accurate.

Furthermore, the perception is basically accurate, the NSC concluded, and that is what we should be doing, relying on the Muasher doctrine.

But the article was basically accurate about his views.

Diana Chapin, executive director of the Water Board, said that the numbers cited by Mr. Lockhart were basically accurate.

"I think it has less to do with the statements we've made, which I think were basically accurate and reflect reality, than it does with the fact that there's a constant sort of perception, if you will, that's created because what's newsworthy is the car bomb in Baghdad".

And historically, that's basically accurate.

The less ambitious of the two is Sony's Move for the PlayStation 3, which is basically a more accurate and precise version of the Wii control wand.

What's new here is the game's seamless and powerful use of the new Move system for the PlayStation 3. Move is basically a more accurate version of the motion-sensitive Wii controller, but coupled with the PS3's high-definition gameplay.

A large disparity is basically required for accurate triangulation.

Add in a simple robotic eye like Centeye and you're basically as accurate as a Predator drone, albeit one loaded with copies of Diary Of A Wimpy Kid and not Hellfire missiles.