Sentence examples for a correct name from inspiring English sources
Well if you ask any advertising agency they will tell you in no uncertain terms the value of a correct name.
What message does it send to girls when we tell them that they have a body part (a wonderful and important body part) that doesn't need to have a correct name?
For all data attached to a record, the reliance on a correct name is absolute.
It was difficult to find a correct name for this theme, since it covers both a position, e.g. when an employee's competence is questioned leading to a more or less persistent feeling of low status and/or belittlement, and a situation where the employee experiences feelings of being violated and/or excluded, e.g. when the employee is expressly told that she is unwelcome at her workplace.
A more correct name might have been the "laboratory information system database".
David Tennant: It's another episode of W1A, the satire show for people who find The Thick of It and Nathan Barley a bit mean, and that bloke from Downton Abbey is convening a meeting of A Bureaucratic Panel With A Long Politically Correct Name That Will Make You Laugh Knowingly.
After moving to California, Pines planned to get her legal identification formally changed to her correct name – a process that can be challenging and expensive, even in a liberal state.
Claudelle, a voter in his 60s whose mother mistakenly spelled his name "Clardelle" on his birth certificate, was refused an ID with his correct name twice.
(Silverdale) asks what is the correct name of a bird known to the natives as the "twirl-up," whose note, a soft, low, monotonous call, may be heard at night.
Analyzing only the explicitly coherent line drawings, 90.6% (±10.47%) belonged to the objective class of fragmented stimuli, and among these explicitly coherent and fragmented drawings, participants could, outside the MEG, give the correct name or a synonym in 93.08% (±9.09%) of the cases.
Before this placement, I had been in residential care (the politically correct name for an orphanage).
