Sentence examples for I think correct from inspiring English sources

This conclusion, though disappointing, is, I think, correct.

John McVeigh's Acis suffered a little rhythmic looseness and a general reluctance to keep up with Mr. Jenkins's quick (and I think, correct) tempos.

I think correct handling – storage, cleanliness, cooking – is far more important for food safety than the date stamped on a packet of cheddar.

Mr. Olson supports the conventional -- and I think, correct -- view that the president wanted the tapes to help him write his memoirs and to protect his legacy against future Nixon-hating historians.

I think correcting that will be a big focus for Twitter in 2013.

Last weekend, Ken Clarke was characteristically candid – and, I thought, correct – in his verdict that the prime minister "wouldn't last 30 seconds if he lost the referendum".

"Evolution, I think, is correct," Sam said, looking up at his mother.

The expert consensus, which I think is correct, is that DOMA will be ruled unconstitutional.

"I think the correct characterization of it is that it was a spontaneous mutation," Gurry said.

"I think the correct expression is the situation is touch and go," said Swen Lorenz, the foundation's chief executive.

It's a deeply unfashionable view, but I think essentially correct.