Sentence examples for That correctness from inspiring English sources

The great essayist Clifton Fadiman wrote that "correctness, of course, is a schoolmarm's hallucination; there are more double negatives in Shakespeare and Chaucer than on New York's 10th Avenue" (and this was written back in the early 1950s, when 10th Avenue had more double negatives than bistros).

The authors of (De Millo et al. 1979) claim that correctness proofs are unlike proofs in mathematics.

One such argument grants that correctness conditions are not themselves normative, but suggests that we derive the normativity of meaning from the idea that we ought to speak the truth (Ebbs 1997, Haugeland 1998, Soames 1997: 221, 224).

We believe that correctness, productivity, time-to-market, and porting of existing legacy codes are equally important targets.

Logistic regression showed that correctness was associated with type of visit, whether an explicit diagnostic code was present in the veterinary clinical record, and body system.

For decades each side, convinced of its own correctness, and the policy implications of that correctness, refused to see any merit in the arguments of the other.

This means that political correctness is dead.

He argues that political correctness obscures our humanity.

Holtz also suggested that political correctness was overrated.

The authors suggest that political correctness, in mixed-sex group situations, helps in two ways.

Black Pete's defenders say that political correctness is hammering a harmless family tradition.