Sentence examples for it really accurate from inspiring English sources
Even if said party is capable of suspending preconceived notions of his previous cause célèbre the moment they enter the courtroom, is it really accurate to call them impartial?
If experts say a "malicious [cyber] code"' has "similar effects" to a "physical bomb,"' and that code actually causes "a stunning breach of global internet stability," is it really accurate to call that event merely an instance of a "cyber attack"?
It is faster than single-letter typing, but before it becomes really accurate, it has to learn your patterns.
And it's really accurate you know … because Oswald's not in it".
But I wonder whether it's really accurate to say that we're still near the beginning of the recession.
"Bannon never has identified himself in that way, so I don't think it is really accurate.
"It was really accurate," Fathi al-Obeidi, commander of special operations for a militia called Libyan Shield, who was there that night, said of the mortar fire.
Asked if it's really accurate to say he was ever a sceptic, Muller replies: "I have considered myself only to be a properly sceptical scientist.
But I don't think it's really accurate to call what is happening "tourism".
Actually, it's not really accurate that I enjoyed it.
Clowns were never really good, so it's not really accurate to ask when clowns turned bad.
