Sentence examples for views accurately from inspiring English sources

Challenged about why it had taken 26 years for him to admit his mistakes, Duckenfield replied he had probably been in denial for years, and also did not trust the press to represent his views accurately.

I usually start off by saying, "I know you probably don't mean it this way, but…" and finish off by saying, "so make sure you are presenting your views accurately".

Mr Gilligan's notes may show if his own story was "sexed up".But even if he reflected Mr Kelly's views accurately, the story's presentation and the BBC's failure to give Downing Street a fair chance to deny it leaves the corporation vulnerable to criticism.

Global Macro Economists: These professionals will be sought out to help portfolio managers respond quickly to sudden shifts in market conditions and express these views accurately through trading.

Insofar as one is rational, one is disposed to respond appropriately to one's evidence: at any given time, one's views accurately reflect the character of one's evidence at that time, and one's views manifest a characteristic sensitivity or responsiveness to changes in one's evidence through time.

We have no way of knowing that these views accurately reflect those of people with dementia nearing the end of their lives.

The Bush administration fiercely denies that this "alarmist" view accurately reflects Iraqi reality.

But she also writes persuasively about Iran, Algeria and, of course, Pakistan, from a non-Western point of view, accurately describing the corrosive role of the West in many of these countries and arguing that the pervasive interference, often to support unpopular dictatorships, has left bitter memories in these lands.

The Fundamental Ideas, on Whewell's view, accurately represent objective features of the world, independent of the processes of the mind, and we can use these Ideas in order to have knowledge of these objective features.

But we don’t think that view accurately reflects the powerful secular growth we’re going to see as companies and individuals outsource more of their day-to-day activities.

Students want to be viewed accurately and positively.