Too bad chutzpah in this case isn't the same as accuracy or respect for truth.
But I suspect Smith has too much respect for journalistic accuracy to be comfortable with Jonah Peretti's stunts.
This precision was due to a lifetime's habit of extreme care in documentation and to a fanatical respect for historical accuracy.
Boswell was by temperament a reporter, not a thinker, and he had a reporter's respect for factual accuracy, a notion that was foreign to even the most realistic of 18th-century biographers, who were content to invent whatever they didn't know firsthand.
Like Howe, Macdonald was a passionate and eloquent leader whose elegantly crafted speeches reflected his wit, wide learning and respect for factual accuracy.
McElwee is respected for his accuracy, but others are put off by his poeticism or his wiggling eyebrows.
The Fed's staff, which prepares a separate forecast respected for its accuracy, did raise its estimate of medium-term growth "somewhat higher".
Since our main interest is in mapping natural language queries to structured queries, and not in developing parsing technologies, we exploit systems such as MINIPAR [ 8] or Stanford Dependence Parser [ 40] that are widely respected for their accuracy in parsing query sentences and computing dependence graphs and semantic roles.
Mr Justice Keith ruled that the three had a "legitimate expectation" that they would be treated in the same way as other candidates whose forms - unlike those of the Respect candidates - were fully checked for accuracy before the deadline in April.
The standards established in Tompion's workshop were the foundations upon which the 18th-century makers—such as Graham, Thomas Mudge, John Harrison, Thomas Earnshaw, and John Arnold were to build in their successful searches for accuracy, especially with respect to determining longitude at sea.
