Sentence examples for was never accurate from inspiring English sources

It was never accurate to view gardening as tame, genteel and in some ways feminine.

Silver seemed to allude to that Thursday when he said it was "never accurate" to say that the sides had not exchanged new proposals since June 30.

But that was never accurate.

This clichéd version of McGovern's politics was never accurate, but it became a stick with which hawkish journalists and politicians tried to beat back dovish ones.

The drawing of that link was never accurate: The Taliban is an outgrowth of an indigenous movement, originally stocked with CIA arms and cash, and even when bin Laden had the support of the Afghan group he was getting most of his money from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which along with Pakistan made up the nations that granted the Taliban diplomatic recognition.

Numbers are never accurate".

"I shouldn't do it as they're never accurate, but I'm checking them every day.

In a village about 20 minutes outside Ozersk, a digital clock in the town square switches constantly between the local time and the current level of radiation in the air (though the latter reading is never accurate).

At the University of Santa Monica, they teach that the statement, "I am upset because... .. is never accurate.

That was never really accurate, and many left-leaning supporters are gone for good.Are they doomed?

The image of Larkin as the hermit of Hull, an image the poet encouraged, was never quite accurate.