Sentence examples for To correctness from inspiring English sources

The definition of humanism as anthropocentricity or human-centredness has a firmer claim to correctness.

Mr. Hitchens was famously averse to correctness, holding fast to his principles until the end.

If the vote counters are not official inspectors of election, the results they announced have no greater claim to correctness or validity than the managing agent's count.

Having raised some nice questions about attitudes to correctness, Horobin then takes a different tack: he provides a solid history of English spelling, which highlights the role of enterprising individuals in shaping the standard.

In Fig. 1, bug kinds, like BC1, NP2, DLS3, and DMI4, belong to correctness category.

Our puzzle is this: what must be the nature of pleasure in beauty if the judgments we base on it can make claim to correctness?

If, as we propose, the elevated BOLD signals during the high WM load (2B) task are interpreted as a manifestation of the participants' brains allocating more resources to the execution of the task, then the less negative BOLD-to-correctness relationship in musicians than non-musicians indicates that as a consequence of their efforts, musicians' performance deteriorated less.

I'm not going to bow to political correctness.

In a ridiculous nod to political correctness, they decided to sell a couple of the planes.

The transcript was sent to the interviewees to confirm correctness and completeness (member check).

Hence tg is required to be only long enough to ensure correctness of a read.