Sentence examples for often accurate from inspiring English sources

The simplest explanation is often accurate, but try telling that to so-called experts.

If your script or printing is very neat, the handwriting recognition is often accurate -- but often, "often" isn't good enough.

Whatever the accuracy of Kaine's attacks on Trump – and make no mistake, they were often accurate – Kaine's style was excessive.

The idea that people seek power in order to surround themselves with a clan of yes-men, and to get rich rather than actually do their jobs, is always seductive in Italy, and very often accurate.

Bell was modestly famous for making extravagant (but often accurate) diagnoses divined as much from a patient's accent or clothing or occupation as from specific symptoms -- much the way Holmes would solve crimes.

But perhaps the most notorious, Bosco Ntaganda (nicknamed the "Terminator"), is now a general in the Congolese army, since his militia was incorporated into it as part of a peace deal.Mr Lubanga's trial was the court's first, and impressions that the judges and prosecutor were making the rules up as they went along were often accurate.

Docking poses are often remarkably accurate, although accurate prediction of protein ligand interaction energies remains a challenge.

Samsung's Galaxy S5 Prime is already a bit of a known quantity, thanks to leaked references to the gadget and its specs from Samsung's own site, as well as a preview of the specs from often-accurate analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities.

The lesson is to beware story stocks, because the story often is accurate only right up to the point that it's not accurate any more.

It's fun and often amazingly accurate.

Christy's silvery tone suggests child-like fragility, and her coloratura is often breathtakingly accurate.