Sentence examples for more accurately about from inspiring English sources
His recent piece about Ukraine (or more accurately about why Ukraine should belong to Russia) is a dismaying lapse.
The Coasters, "Yakety Yak" (1958) Perhaps the most famous song about talking, it's more accurately about the negative relationship between talk and action.
Several of the late, minor stories, like the slight but touching "Donabate," are about drinking — more accurately, about being an alcoholic — in Dublin.
The bottom line is this: the debate over net neutrality is only nominally about packets and bits, and more accurately about what kind of country we want to live in.
Sure, there's a gun song on this record, "Time to Get a Gun," though it's about a different sort of justice, or, more accurately, about the frustrations of the encroachment of urbanism on small-town life.
What just passed was, as some people observed, an "election about nothing," or, more accurately, about an undifferentiated mass of many things: the slow pace of job creation and economic growth, partisan gridlock, ISIS, Ebola, anger at Congress, disappointment in Barack Obama.
The Cardinal Way, more accurately, is about building a roster without the costly, emotion-based decisions that can hurt a team in the long run.
(Is it possible that the whole thing, all this bad behaviour and prickliness, is a big joke at our expense?) But, more accurately, everything about the way he is, his slippery poisonousness, is serpentine.
In the past, talks — or, more accurately, talks about talks — have foundered over preconditions that each side has set: for the Taliban, that the Americans must first withdraw; for the Afghan government, that the Taliban must first disarm.
As the CH systems were only accurate to about 1 km at best, subsequent reports were scattered and could not place a target more accurately than about 5 miles.
And who could forget Republican Presidential candidates Ted Cruz, Bobby Jindal, and Mike Huckabee attending that Kevin Swanson conference on the campaign trail where Swanson discussed (more accurately shouted) about the merits of burning homosexuals?
