Sentence examples for perceived inaccuracies from inspiring English sources
Mansour regularly spars with the media on her private Twitter account for perceived inaccuracies about Palin.
But Sharp berated Neal over the perceived inaccuracies of their "hoydenish", boisterous dancing, while she in turn accused him of pedantry.
More recently, "The Hurt Locker" was criticized by U.S. military veterans for a slew of perceived inaccuracies.
Despite the perceived inaccuracies of any specific device(s), our findings indicate a potential new, unique, direction for minimally invasive CI monitoring in critically ill septic patients.
KochFacts.com, a Web site run by the company, disputes perceived press inaccuracies.
Who wouldn't like to be driven around everywhere and change their clothes four times a day because they have nothing else to do?" Downton Abbey has attracted some criticism for perceived historical inaccuracies, but Bonneville argues that, "It's a piece of TV, not social history.
However, most practitioners discussed the difficulties of determining whether quality of care had improved, due to reporting inconsistencies and perceived data inaccuracies.
The state curricula are developed in various ways, usually by teachers and other educational administrators, occasionally with input from scholars (although this input is often after the fact and contentious, a reaction to perceived shortcomings and inaccuracies).
Inaccuracy of perceived pre-pregnancy body weight was a risk for excess GWG among both normal weight women (OR 2.0; 95% CI 1.3 to 3.0) and overweight women (OR 7.6; 95% CI 3.4 to 17.0) [ 41] but was not in another study [ 63].
God may be dead, but the urgent issues that impelled us to make him up still stir and demand resolutions which do not go away when we have been nudged to perceive some scientific inaccuracies in the tale of the five loaves and two fishes.
Since all the information I presented was from the school directly or quoting people that their local media had captured on camera, I was very curious as to what "inaccuracies" Ms. Hill perceived.
