Sentence examples for rather than accurate from inspiring English sources

"Such images become symbols rather than accurate portrayals, and symbolic images are very rarely accurately drawn," said Dr. Meave G. Leakey, who is carrying on the legacy of the famous fossil-hunting family.

Following hypnotic suggestions for hypermnesia, the bulk of new items remembered are false rather than accurate.

Research analysts were essentially paid to be bullish rather than accurate.

His characters were idealized, and his descriptions tended to be brilliant rather than accurate.

The ultimate goal is to be creative rather than accurate, which can have a difficult-to-pin-down definition.

Goodrich says the consultants helped to make the game "authentic and plausible" rather than "accurate and realistic".

After all, the treasury forecasts 18 months ago were rather less than accurate.

I was looking more for the Spitting Image qualities, rather than an accurate impersonation.

North's actual response was an overbid of three no-trump rather than an accurate raise to two no-trump.

Thus, even with ambiguous data, the algorithm can reject incorrect "feature matching" that would have made the map less rather than more accurate.

"The lust for the highest grades becomes an end in itself, rather than an accurate index of intellectual curiosity or deep understanding or original thought," Professor Gardner said.