Sentence examples for really not accurate from inspiring English sources
That's really not accurate," Mr. Jackson said.
Dr. Stroup highlighted the limitations of Barth, that it is problematic and really not accurate to say that the Jesus of the New Testament is the same as the God of the Old Testament.
The Rwanda analogy is really not very accurate.
So, FYI, this is really not an accurate representation of Asian drivers. .
They don't come to mind like Howard Ahmanson or Norton Simon, and it's really not an accurate retelling of the museum's history to leave them out".
Yet even his earliest monochrome works, which were often dismissed as slick photorealism, are really not about depicting an accurate likeness.
(above image probably not accurate, but I really, really wish it were).
The touchscreen seems precise and responsive, although I'm sure some test will come out shortly showing that just how accurate, or not accurate, it really is.
"I thought some of the reporting about is it just not accurate or even really responsible," Mr. Bloomberg said.
"The data record of a little more than three years is really not robust enough to enable an accurate assessment of a trend or an acceleration," he says.
