Is there a more accurate reflection of recent New York history?
Many welcomed the piece, which is now, due to readers, a more accurate reflection of the state of the city.
By turns hilarious and horrifying, it somehow manages to be a more accurate reflection of the festival's spirit than most.
A win of something like 33-12 would have been a more accurate reflection of South Africa's superiority.
Why or why not? –Which is a more accurate reflection of intellectual ability and success in college: grade point average or class rank?
"You will create a reputation that you want their opinion, but you also will get a much more accurate reflection of where your district is," Mr. Murphy said.
So arguably a more accurate reflection of the cost to Britain of EU membership might be £8.5bn last year, or about £160m (as opposed to £350m) a week.
His world ranking is currently No29, a much more accurate reflection of his current status, and he will fall further next Monday.
Such an application does not provide for a more accurate reflection of the will of the voters but, rather, allows for an unfair distortion of the statewide vote.
In other words, Chen's fate is still in the hands of the Chinese authorities — and, indeed, that is a more accurate reflection of his predicament.
It's Bogart she falls for in the film, but The African Queen could be a more accurate reflection of Hepburn's thawing attitude to Huston.
