Sentence examples for thought inaccurate from inspiring English sources

"What do you mean?" Resnick thought "inaccurate" was an odd word to use in that context.

That's a simplistic but I don't think inaccurate version.

It's an unwieldy and (I think) inaccurate phrase.

There are many people who think that inaccurate recording is often deliberate.

"It's a nonsushi quality assessment that I think is inaccurate.

The central figure, J. Michael Bailey, a psychologist at Northwestern University, has promoted a theory that his critics think is inaccurate, insulting and potentially damaging to transgender women.

Update: The original headline described the dataset as "user data," which I don't think is inaccurate, but the organization's suggested description of it as "URL data" is, I think, inadequate.

Ipso's committee, in agreeing that the article was inaccurate, thought the wording of the correction was sufficient.

Estimated weight and height is thought to be inaccurate.

Food critic Katharine Shilcutt of the Houston Press criticized the episode for giving what she thought was an inaccurate depiction of foodies, as people that are "tacky, snotty, slightly racist, hoarders of food experiences that you gather like rare gems and patronizingly hold over other people's heads".

The letter does not quarrel with the propriety of the Senators criticizing the film or saying why they thought it was inaccurate or from issuing a public report detailing the basis for their view that torture does not generally, and did not in this instance, elicit useful information and is in any case wrong, immoral and illegal.