Sentence examples for told accurately from inspiring English sources

One lot were given pills to take and told accurately that they were placebos.

But it's interesting that a number of people want their family's side of the story told accurately".

Ancient sea rise tale told accurately for 10,000 Years John Upton | Scientific American | 27 January 2015.

A lot, according to Lewisohn, especially when it's told accurately and with authority.

It's not surprising, too, given that Maziar was on set ensuring the story was told accurately.

Being a minority desperate to have its stories told accurately and fully, we yearn for mainstream storytellers -- be they novelists, poets, news reporters, columnists, TV reporters, filmmakers, whatever -- to include references to us, our history, our values, our literature.

On May 30th, nine days after the sinking, Berta wrote in her diary, "We are alone now in this huge sea... Our hopes ebb and flow with the comments of the seamen, who cannot even tell accurately where we are; and we are growing weaker".

"You remember the words better than I do," Deyo told her, accurately.

"I felt Rodinsky had chosen me to tell his story, and I wanted to ensure it was told as accurately as possible," she writes in "Rodinsky's Room," her gripping account of her decade-long investigation into who the real Rodinsky was and what happened to him.

"I don't want you to tell me accurately what happened yesterday.

She did not play it then, but she began to coach Clark with some effectiveness, because she could watch him play and tell him accurately what he was doing wrong.