When I asked the band members whether I'd correctly identified a quote from Walt Whitman, they peppered me with other literary inspirations that appear on the album: Abu Nuwas, Sappho, Allen Ginsberg, Shakespeare.
American people believe by more than a two-to-one margin (60% vs. 26% --I would say correctly--that government today is much more likely to take actions that benefit the wealthy rather than the working poor.
You would correctly frown (I don't know how you'd incorrectly frown, possibly a problem with your corrugator muscle) about someone with a stubbed toe saying "I'm a little bit crippled".
If "kale: like fennel" came up on Call My Bluff alongside "a simple form of water transport" and "she won The X Factor in 2004", I can't swear I'd guess correctly.
After assuring me that I'd heard correctly, Sonny suggested I write an article after conducting additional research.
After listening a few times to be sure I'd heard correctly, I realized that this giant corporation cares about The Huffington Post (in this case, me. Whoa, How'd they get my number? Oh right, I'm a member).
Perhaps if I was a little unsure that I'd ordered correctly, or perhaps if your choice was looking kinda good, enumerating all the ways chocolate is bad and pralines are good might help to stave off the self-doubt.
"A credit based instead on driving range would correctly reward automakers for saving the most gasoline".
"He would correctly point out that in most instances, the word 'very' is unnecessary".
Perhaps, then, the war on terror would correctly be called, in Indian officialese, "Befitting Reply to Misguided Youth's Misadventures".
If infants discriminate the centrally-presented contour cues, then their eye movements would correctly anticipate subsequent target presentation at a rate greater than chance.
