Sentences with phrase «historically inaccurate»

We find it especially disapponting that Will repeats this historically inaccurate statement.

Arguing that it's all been said before — «I can show that your claim to have come up with something decisively new is historically inaccurate» — is a standard rhetorical strategy known as deflation.

Well, sunny, your unsourced, historically inaccurate right - wing screed is enough for me.

Depicting, for example, Picasso-esque features onto Greco - Roman figures, or sculptural forms into expressionistic landscapes — the works are rooted in history at the same time that they are historically inaccurate.

While the Apollo program was source of precedent, much of Sachs» Space Program is historically inaccurate, often humorously.

Adding different races and genders in multiplayer might seem factually / historically inaccurate (it most assuredly is) but it does add to the public's awareness.

Except that... um... the graphic is not only inaccurate to the story... it's historically inaccurate.

National Review CAP's Misleading, Historically Inaccurate Report on the Racist «Origin» of School Vouchers

The politically charged and historically inaccurate attack drew immediate ire from parents, education reform leaders, and activists nationwide.

The report, which was cheered by American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten and celebrated at its release by Bobby Scott, the ranking Democrat on the House Education Committee, plays fast and loose with the facts to offer a warped and historically inaccurate history of school choice.

Sinquefield's historically inaccurate and inflammatory comments created a backlash from teachers, public school advocates, and African American leaders, who called it «a slap in the face of every educator who has worked tirelessly in a public school to improve the lives of Missouri's children.»

It's misguided, misleading, and historically inaccurate to suggest that this sorry experience is somehow the true genesis story of school vouchers.

Written by the Center for American Progress (CAP), a left - wing advocacy group, the historically inaccurate report was ready - made for her stump speeches.

As I sat there watching Michael Gracey 100 % historically inaccurate musical biopic of Barnum, I kept waiting for my built - in cynicism to kick in.

Based on the novel by Philippa Gregory, the historically inaccurate tale follows the two Boleyn sisters — Mary (Scarlett Johansson) and Anne (Natalie Portman)-- as they vie for the love of King Henry VIII (Eric Bana).

It's probably the most historically inaccurate movie ever, or at least the most historically inaccurate since «2010».

Graveyard Keeper puts you in charge of getting rid of bodies and expanding your business while running a historically inaccurate medieval cemetery.

Do you expect anything less from the man who directed the critically acclaimed, but woefully historically inaccurate Gladiator?

If you can accept critically - acclaimed, but mostly historically inaccurate and somewhat anachronistic, films like Jesus Christ Superstar, Gladiator, and Braveheart, perhaps you might be able to cut Marie Antoinette the slack necessary, allowing the artistic license to properly engage you as a story about a young girl struggling to find herself, leaving everything she was behind her and uncertain of just what to be, only to finally emerge to the rest of the world as a historical figure larger than life.

This game about time - traveling talking raccoon thieves is historically inaccurate!

The idea that H1N1 outbreak is not a pandemic is «scientifically wrong and historically inaccurate,» WHO's Keiji Fukuda told reporters during a press conference.

«The videos that I have seen have just been historically inaccurate, culturally insensitive and that's why it's very concerning to think where else is it being distributed.

Braveheart's a great movie - even if it is one of the most historically inaccurate films of all time.

Dismissing the kosher aspect is both disrespectful and historically inaccurate.

to claim that those advocating Jesus» teaching began the trade is simply historically inaccurate.

To make such a claim is simply historically inaccurate.

To do so — as I've said repeatedly now — is both historically inaccurate & cultural elitism.

The bible is historically inaccurate — The most stupid argument to date.

Unfortunately, too many of these evangelical polemics are historically inaccurate, theologically misinformed, and missiologically misguided.

Oriental Orthodox leaders view it as misleading, historically inaccurate and insulting.

But at the same time, especially in the old testament, there is plenty of material that is either mathematically improbable (to the point of nearly impossible), likely historically inaccurate and self aggrandized, and in some cases just down - right awful (other people have listed a few of the atrocities called out for in the bible, we all know they're there).

The church's opponents are retrojected into Jesus» story to become Jesus» opponents, and are presented in ways that are almost certainly historically inaccurate and deliberately provocative.

But the editing of the children's video, he contended, resulted «in an inauthentic and historically inaccurate version of the life of Jesus.»

This is historically inaccurate, demeaning to this provocative and orthodox way of relating to God, and it plays right into the hands of the homosexual apologists who want to carnalize such daring spiritual language.

Because of your absurd and historically inaccurate belief that the church changed its position on Evolution and Genesis only after «mountains of evidence» was given to them and they were «backed into a corner.»

Finally, the Hitler argument («he began with gun control») not only is historically inaccurate; it elicits real fear with a false metaphor.

The response to those such as Rushkoff and others has been a well - intentioned though historically inaccurate and socially misguided attempt at reasserting the old twentieth - century idea of peoplehood as a starting point for Jewish identity.

Female Red Indian chiefs - although historically inaccurate - had to be shown in history materials, and wall - charts depicting «parenting activities» had to show men and women alike engaged in every aspect of child - care, «including feeding the baby» (my emphasis).

But to say he did not acknowlege that is also historically inaccurate.

What was historically inaccurate?

People say «historically inaccurate» or «badly written» but they give no support they just assert their false false complaint.

Can the entire Bible be true even if parts of it are scientifically or historically inaccurate?

historically inaccurate, void of information, rambling, pointless and nothing to grasp the imagination of the reader..

This whole article is historically inaccurate.

The «Hitler was an atheist» assertion is very common but historically inaccurate.

This, it seems to me, is a historically inaccurate and radically implausible assumption that we have inherited from the Enlightenment (and that is too often perpetuated by the unsuccessful counter-Enlightenment Christian movement, fundamentalism).

HAA, what's interesting to me is that atheists often will attack the NT thinking it's historically inaccurate, only to later agree that it is accurate.

41,000 christian sects all believing something different based on the deeply flawed, contradictory, historically inaccurate, wildly fanciful bronze age story book.

The forecasts are historically inaccurate but that's not stopping people from pushing the buy button this morning.

Not exact matches

Historically, though, the annualized return — the amount of money you actually receive per year, instead of the inaccurate «averaged return» many investors use — for the market has been 6 - 7 % over its duration, when adjusted for inflation.