Sentence examples for perhaps accurate from inspiring English sources

It is often presented as intermediate between resourcist and welfarist approaches, but it is perhaps accurate to present it as more general.

Though there is a perception (perhaps accurate) that people of the "bible belt" would be less accepting of evolution, that predictability may be amplified when additional demographic variables are considered such as the education of parents, size of graduating class, whether the community is more rural or less rural, etc.

Rome Basically, it is perhaps accurate to say that you shouldn't do Italy without visiting Rome.

Yet as controversy over Iraq fades, this comparison, perhaps accurate and certainly powerful in its time, has dwindling impact.

Perhaps more accurate and precise measurements can then be made for coracohumeral and coracoscapular distances, as well as coracoid overlap.

Perhaps more accurate would be "spirited".

Perhaps, more accurate, he is the team's conscience.

It is perhaps more accurate to say they are detached from time, and thus timeless.

Trump's tweet about Moscow laughing its ass off was unusually (perhaps accidentally) accurate.

It is perhaps more accurate to say that Mr. Gingrich was driven from office.

Such a description of the Bosnia sniper-fire flap was, though perhaps technically accurate, nonetheless deeply dishonest.