When Butler spoke accurately, Monich said, "Good" or "That takes care of that line".
"Well, the — I think Senator Clinton speaks accurately about him," Mr. Obama said.
It matters who is right, because if Williams and Cerullo spoke accurately, the N.F.L. has endemic problems.
It is very rare to hear a novelist speak accurately about writing a novel because it is extremely difficult to explain.
Rather than physical fear, it was the sense of impotence, which seemed to deepen with each week, of being unable to speak accurately of the very recent past when being leftwing in America, and for that matter in Europe, was to be alive to the dilemmas of the day.
Yet such a defeat would also require Americans and their elected representatives to understand and speak accurately in public about the true dimensions of terrorism — to describe the violence in its real proportions, and to recognize the Oak Creek shooting's links to right-wing and racist terrorism that is every bit as potent at home these days as Al Qaeda and its followers are, if not more so.
Speak accurately, but don't ramble on.
To achieve in this exam does not require speaking English accurately and fluently but its concern is mostly grammar and vocabulary in written tests.
"Heart of a Soldier" speaks more accurately to our moment, but "Turandot" is the one that still moves us, with its expert symbiosis of character and music.
