Sentence examples for most inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Making the Monday night schedule is a most inaccurate art.

Mexico, India and Brazil were the most inaccurate nations.

The most inaccurate way to describe Israel today is as an apartheid state.

However, New Zealand was the most inaccurate developed country, which ranked in 5th place.

Even in a science fiction writer's most inaccurate predictions, there are sometimes valuable truths to be gleaned.

It does not even manage to convey the horrific chaos of battle, which even the most inaccurate depictions usually manage.

Most were inaccurate, but a few hit their mark.

Most are inaccurate and home-made but have lately included more lethal, longer-range versions smuggled in from Egypt.

Three years earlier, he says, the Wall Street Journal had come to Eugene and talked to everybody, including the parents of many of the younger anarchists, and had then written "the most scurrilous, inaccurate article.

(A Verizon spokesman said the Occupy protesters "do not have the benefit of any information about the Verizon issues except what they've been told by the union, which is obviously one-sided and most likely inaccurate").

The report, conducted by the National Academy of Sciences at the behest of the Bureau of Land Management and released Wednesday, concluded that the bureau's methods of counting the thousands of wild horses and burros that wander rural stretches of the United States were inconsistent and most likely inaccurate.