Sentence examples for outright inaccurate from inspiring English sources
Republican politicians and candidates made headlines during the 2012 election season for making unsympathetic, offensive, and outright inaccurate statements about rape.
My guess is that it wanted to give its standard no comment because if it always outright denies inaccurate rumors and speculation, that means journalists can assume they're right when it does "no comment".
Lewinsky cites Jeffrey Rosen's book "The Unwanted Gaze: The Destruction of Privacy in America" when she talks of how a few facts about her, some of them inaccurate or outright hoaxes, were "wrenched out of context" to create a cartoon figure rigidly in line with every past political sex scandal.
And like he has before in other largely unscripted speeches, the president said several things that were inaccurate or outright false.
Facebook has since responded to the NYT article, rejecting some of the report as inaccurate — and denying outright that it ever asked Definers to smear anyone on its behalf.
Outside of Trending, Facebook continues to be filled with inaccurate, poorly-sourced, or outright fake news stories, rumors and hoaxes.
The low turnout came after opposition parties and international groups protested questionable first-round results on May 21, which they said relied on an inaccurate vote count that gave outright victories to many Lavalas candidates, including 18 of 19 Senate seats.
But while they did not tell him outright not to run, he said, they remained "seized by the inaccurate zero-sum mentality" of a presidential field of just two candidates.
