Sentence examples for though accurate from inspiring English sources

We have a strong commitment to uphold global democracy though accurate, impartial and independent news.

Though accurate and inoffensive, this subtly encourages the reader to think of the subject in non-professional terms.

The official result this time is unlikely to stray far from that, though accurate turnout figures would provide a better guide to the real mood of this country.

"What then are the situations, from the representation of which, though accurate, no poetical enjoyment can be derived?" he asked in a celebrated preface.

But that generalization, though accurate, dashes past the actual experience of watching his movies: Wiseman films people, as they work, play, study, or live in institutions.

It was an unfortunate (though accurate) comment, and it set alarm bells off in half the capitals of the Western world.

If your scale says 19.2 (8.7 kg) every single time you weigh the weight, it is still precise, though not accurate.

The complaints, though technically accurate, were beside the point.

We're all one big family, everyone says, another cliché, though more accurate.

Life spans have been estimated to be 20 25 years though, absent accurate studies of age and growth, these estimates are speculative.

But no single mutation predicts a patient's risk, and the mutation tests, though more accurate than the blood tests, have not been a decisive improvement.