Sentence examples for perhaps more accurate from inspiring English sources

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.

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

It is perhaps more accurate to say that, after decades of growing up alongside it, Britain simply outgrew it.

Most of us have by now come to terms with the tougher and perhaps more accurate version by Shostakovich.

Britain's coroners are more active, but perhaps not more accurate.

To call it a cross between reality television and art film would perhaps be more accurate.

Perhaps a more accurate phrase would be: "It's pretty expensive in pink".

But perhaps a more accurate observation would have it that his intellectually curious side triumphed over raw political ambition.

"Perhaps a more accurate conceptual way to think about them is as non-right-handers," he said.