broadly accurate

Examples (20)

• The initial news report was broadly accurate, though some minor details were later corrected.
• The newspaper's report on the event was broadly accurate.
• While the climate model is broadly accurate in its predictions, it struggles with regional variations.
• While some minor details were disputed, the initial findings were considered broadly accurate.
• His description of the event is considered broadly accurate by most historians.
• His historical account, though romanticized, is broadly accurate in its depiction of the era's major conflicts.
• The summary you provided is broadly accurate, but it omits a few key nuances.
• Your summary of the movie is broadly accurate, but you missed a few key plot points.
• My memory of that day is probably only broadly accurate after all these years.
• We need a description that is broadly accurate rather than one that gets bogged down in every tiny detail.
• The company's financial forecast proved to be broadly accurate, despite the market volatility.
• The witness's testimony was deemed broadly accurate, despite some inconsistencies in her timeline.
• It is a broadly accurate statement to say that technology has improved our lives.
• The forecast for next quarter's sales is broadly accurate, assuming market conditions remain stable.
• Her first impression of him was broadly accurate; he was kind but a little shy.
• Although the map was broadly accurate, it failed to show the recent road closures.
• The public's understanding of the new law is broadly accurate, thanks to the media campaign.
• My memory of my childhood is probably only broadly accurate at this point.
• The film's portrayal of 19th-century London is broadly accurate in its atmosphere.
• The user manual provides a broadly accurate guide to the software's features.