Sentence examples for not really accurate from inspiring English sources

That's not really accurate, though.

"That's not really accurate at all.

"Some things that is said in the book are not really accurate in certain ways".

Clowns were never really good, so it's not really accurate to ask when clowns turned bad.

"The idea that the average citizen is empowered just because they have access to data is not really accurate.

Although his nickname, "Father of the Corvette," was not really accurate, Duntov certainly was its protector and champion.

As our Dave Weigel noted, this isn't really accurate.

In fact that idea of Rogers as a plodder isn't really accurate, he scores his first-class runs at a rate consistent with any top batsman.

Mark Kutsher -- the third generation of the family to run the business -- insisted that it isn't really accurate to characterize the resort, which now caters to large numbers of non-Jews, as "borscht belt".

It was at this point that the conversation surrounding this story degenerated into "LeBron James says that Phil Jackson is racist," which wasn't really accurate or particularly fair to either party.

When you're talking about how much a C.E.O.'s pay package is worth, you want to take all of these things into account; but it isn't really accurate to describe them as "salary" or "wages," and so people use the umbrella term "compensation".