Sentence examples for written accurately from inspiring English sources

Beale published his book in 1839; it was the first time anyone had written accurately about these extraordinary creatures.

It has elements of a thriller and romance but it is also wittily and cynically written, accurately portraying the thoughts and feelings of a 15-year-old girl.

"Once again information is not written accurately enough that you are fully apprised of what it means," she said.

Then she glances down at the writer's notepad to make certain those three words are written accurately.

Callow, who had researched Dickens as well as portraying him on multiple occasions, accepted to guest star in "The Unquiet Dead" because he felt the historical figure was written accurately.

Update: James B. Stewart of the NYT has a great review of the book, and he has done some reporting legwork, tracking down some of the interns in Smith's class, who suggest Smith may not have written accurately about the already gentle-seeming hazing his intern class got.

The ability to spell (i.e., write) accurately greatly helps in making reading fast, easy, accurate and eventually pleasurable.

My paper expects me to write regularly, but first to write accurately.

"We get bashed online," Mr. Telmany wrote, accurately, to his employees on Nov. 20, 2011.

It seems only too obvious to say that the historian should write accurately, but this is not a simple matter.

Paying conscious attention to the language they use to express understanding in different contexts, from discussion to reporting back to presenting, is a powerful way of scaffolding pupils' ability to write accurately and effectively.