Sentence examples for really accurate that from inspiring English sources

Actually, it's not really accurate that I enjoyed it.

The result is a really accurate display that is a fun twist on the more grand scale fare we're used to seeing, but just as effective, cleverly turning a structure that is usually just there for representational purposes into an augmented artwork.

"That's not really accurate at all.

If experts say a "malicious [cyber] code"' has "similar effects" to a "physical bomb,"' and that code actually causes "a stunning breach of global internet stability," is it really accurate to call that event merely an instance of a "cyber attack"?

But that hasn't ended up being a really accurate idea that I had".

Consequently, according to Davidson, it is not really accurate to say that he believes that the squirrel is in the tree (at least in the de dicto sense: see §2.3 above).

Ask yourself: "Is that really accurate?

DNA quantities have to be really accurate to assure that each sample in the pool provides equal quantities of DNA in order to minimize technical errors that may alter the estimated methylation levels [ 14, 20].

But that's not really accurate; you can certainly view every adult in that scenario as guilty, but they're all guilty of different things.

But I wonder whether it's really accurate to say that we're still near the beginning of the recession.

And what we've found is, that by combining these two valuation strategies, we can get a really accurate evaluation of how desirable that position is.