Sentence examples for terms are accurate from inspiring English sources

It calls itself an osteria and pizzeria, and both terms are accurate: osteria meaning a humble restaurant and pizzeria meaning a place where you don't want to sit near the door in winter.

Whether or not the term is accurate, there is a growing group of readers who are put off by it".

Whether such a term is accurate may ultimately come to rest on one question: were the rights of the test subjects abused?

Lowell hated and rejected the "confessional" imprimatur, but the term was accurate in at least one regard: his poems were transactions between his closest-kept emotions — normally sealed up in shame — and language.

They just didn't think the term was "accurate".

While tech junkies may feel hype fatigue around the concept of VR as an "empathy machine," one Stanford University study indicates the term is accurate when it comes to the prospect of compromise.

Conversely, our method is more successful in driving users to the selection of terms that are accurate in specifying their information needs.

Importantly, such models will only be useful in the long term if they are accurate, based on good quality data, and generated through application of robust appropriate statistical methods.

The results of the MECM are compared with those of the full long-term analysis (FLTA), which are accurate but inefficient.

It's not that I dislike the term – it was accurate for 10 years, from the mid-60s to the mid-70s.

Use of the term "denier" is accurate in some cases, says Ed Maibach, a climate communications researcher at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.