Sentence examples for it inaccurately from inspiring English sources

Double-counting by its computer program had made it inaccurately look as if both campaigns had hung on to huge six-figure surpluses.

It's disrespectful to show it inaccurately, even in a painting.

And while the idea of penalizing people for not acting sounds ominous, it inaccurately describes the problem.

She accepts Wolfe's generalization unskeptically, reports it inaccurately (he was not talking about "introspection"), then scolds him for it.

Many people equate it, inaccurately, with fields of studies that are not seen to lead to lucrative careers.

Neither is a climate scientist, but most of the show was spent debating climate science (and debating it inaccurately).

It is inaccurately depicted as chewing its food, and standing up on its hind legs to browse among the high tree branches.

It needs money and arms, it says, to fight a war against terrorists, as it not inaccurately labels the LURD.

"That's as bad as it gets," he confessed, bravely but — as it transpired — inaccurately, during the opening routine.

It is possible to have misclassified belt status if it was inaccurately reported or recorded (Zhu et al. 2007).

"It also inaccurately describes the actions of those two individuals who alerted their families as though it occurred with approval of senior officials.