Sentence examples for shows accurately from inspiring English sources

"Organizers do not feel these shows accurately portray what we do," Debbie Harwin said.

Any applicable standard sky, however, has never found that shows accurately actual states of daylight.

Often out-of-towners ask me if those shows accurately portray life there.

He added that many residents felt the show accurately depicted their neighborhood, though many thought Archie "went overboard" on race.

Whatever the truth, the incident gives it a chance to show accurately the pressure that was on these men.

But in another scene, a Qaeda member named Abu Faraj al-Libi is shown — accurately, intelligence officials say — lying about the courier despite the brutal treatment he has experienced.

The show accurately reflects this complexity because the people who make it like all thoughtful people, including the most powerful people in Silicon Valley can't decide how they feel about Silicon Valley.

I thought the film showed accurately how tough life could be in a tank, but the final scene where the crew hold out against a battalion of Waffen SS troops was too far fetched.

On certain types of charts, distances can be shown accurately, but directions cannot; on other types, directions are reliably presented, but the scale of distance varies greatly between different parts of the chart.

On the last episode of Aaron Sorkin's "The Newsroom," Jeff Daniels's character, in a scene set shortly before the Gabrielle Giffords gun massacre, was thought to display political courage by showing, accurately enough, that it's a lie to say that Barack Obama is in any way in favor of gun control.

The new show accurately points out that the slave trade did exist on the African continent before Europeans arrived.