Crossroads has been accused of not portraying Mr. Clinton's words accurately.
Scowcroft would have preferred something more nuanced, he told me, but the words accurately reflected his message.
While hardly a financial pundit, Dostoevsky's words accurately describe the sense-defying performance of the stock market this year.
If the wording accurately reflected Ayatollah Sistani's views, they marked the closest that the powerful cleric has come to threatening public disorder.
You can't just go up to a computer, start talking to it and expect to have your words accurately transcribed into text.
While only 37percentt of those polled considered Clinton "honest and trustworthy," even fewer, 27percentt, believe that those words accurately describe Trump.
They found that stress-prone people were good at cognitive empathy — in other words, accurately identifying inner states based on outer clues.
They found that stress-prone people were good at cognitive empathy in other words, accurately identifying inner states based on outer clues.
"The obsession at the moment is to stay in it, not to win it," said Wenger, his words accurately appraising the parlous state of Arsenal's Champions League campaign.
On one level, the word accurately describes the shape of Odysseus' journey: he's the man who gets where he's going by meandering — indeed, often by travelling in circles.
Results indicate that legibility thresholds, quantified as the amount of time needed to read a word accurately, were highest for the negative polarity configurations under dark ambient illumination, indicated worse performance.
