Sentence examples for most accurate description from inspiring English sources

Clean-cut bohemians might be the most accurate description, although there is nothing especially arty about their demeanor.

Now she adds: "That still feels like the most accurate description – I felt homesick, but I was home".

This is the most accurate description she has arrived at: "I always tell people it's like going to the races.

To provide the most accurate description of her organization, though, Ms. Headley-Moore resists the props and implores outsiders to consider its most recent succession of prelates.

The most accurate description of Ms. Lang's music is still the one she applied to her 1989 album, "Absolute Torch and Twang".

The race is now on to come up with the most accurate description of the UK at this moment in its national journey.

The pithiest, most-accurate description I read of Cloud Atlas was that it was an incredibly stoned movie.

Bigsby suggests that it was out of frustration with the strictures of academic publication that Sebald turned to creative writing (a vague and ungainly term that, by default, winds up being the most accurate generic description of his work).

One way to do this is to postulate a fundamental physical level, whose most accurate computational description identifies the (most fundamental) computation performed by the system.

Despite these historical reports of the ALL, the most accurate anatomical description of the ALL has been provided by Claes et al. [15], and its importance with regard to knee stability has been confirmed in numerous biomechanical studies [42, 53, 66, 71].

But he neglected to mention the most acutely accurate description of the symptoms of a gouty toe, given by the Rev. Sydney Smith in a letter to Lady Grey in 1836: It felt, he said, like "walking on my eyeballs".