Sentence examples for mere accuracy from inspiring English sources

It may be true, but his careful words hint at more than mere accuracy.

It found a rhythm that allowed the film, far more than mere accuracy, to get under history's skin.

From his rostrum as an influential professor in the nonfiction program at the University of Iowa, D'Agata has often argued that we read such essays for the poetry of "experience" rather than for mere "accuracy".

Delbanco does remark on this syndrome in individual cases: he is surely correct to emphasize, for instance, Monet's "Nymph?" and the other late-period Giverny works, in which, "if his vision now was less than //20-20, whetrainedained himself to paint had an inward-facing coherence that outstripped mere accuracy".

In related news, the NYT reported that Google is in fact working on a Maps app, but that the company wants to take it a step further than mere accuracy: 3D.

Simple accuracy, for one.

Kunkel defends Mitchell's practice on the somewhat wobbly ground that it allows for a higher truthfulness, a faithfulness that goes beyond mere factual accuracy.

One is struck, though, by how as time went on, mere questions of historical accuracy regarding what happened to bring about the surrender of Vicksburg seemed to become less important to both Pemberton and Grant than assertions of honor and military prowess.

Thus, the worth of a particular phylogenetic tree may range from trivial to substantial, and its accuracy from mere guess to robust hypothesis.

The more surprising numbers for those who have paid only loose attention to Woods it that his driving accuracy sits at a mere 55%, 145th on the PGA Tour.

In particular, people who report a "tip-of-the-tongue" experience usually are able to identify the word's first letter and the number of syllables with an accuracy that far exceeds mere guessing.