Sentence examples for more accurately master from inspiring English sources

Harnessing these 21st-century opportunities will require people who are "jacks of all trades, masters of none," or, perhaps more accurately, master polymaths.

I suspect the real story of the relationship of servants to their masters is more accurately told by Margaret Powell, in her simple and quite brilliant "Below Stairs".

The lavish praise and commercial success of "The Great War" transformed Mr. Fussell into a public intellectual, or perhaps more accurately a public curmudgeon; he crabbed, for instance, about Graham Greene's "inability to master English syntax".

The inclusion of the system of modality in L2 writing teaching can facilitate L2 learners to master the modal resources to realize their interpersonal meanings in their writing more accurately and appropriately (Gibbons and Markwick-Smith 1992).

Or, more accurately, NICK BEEF.

More accurately, she drives.

Or, more accurately: Midsommar.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

Or, more accurately, stunning.

(Well, more accurately, caramel).

Or, more accurately, bellows.