Right now, that feels a little politically incorrect to say.
'It's a little politically incorrect to be too nostalgic about that world,' he says.
"This is my interview, dear," Mr. Willard shouted back before acknowledging that, yes, he can be a little politically incorrect.
Ellen Bar and Jonathan Stafford led the Hot Chocolate contingent; Teresa Reichlen made a lanky but sinuous Coffee; Daniel Ulbricht was the leader of the Tea trio (which looks a little politically incorrect these days, with its goofy Chinese); Tom Gold, though he had momentary trouble with his hoop, was a peppy lead Candy Cane and Rebecca Krohn and Rachel Rutherfordd were graceful Flowers in chief.
The cellphone video went public, and the frat boys on the bus, who were just having a little politically incorrect fun, y'know, singing about Jim Crow exclusionary practices and, well, lynching, suddenly found themselves thrust into a national context, embarrassing the hell out of their fraternity and their school.
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The Philharmonic did a little messing with the politically incorrect text as well.
Around 30% of the responders included a correct source of biomass, a little less than 30% included an incorrect source of biomass, and ∼20% were scored for nutrients from the soil.
If Whorf's theory sounds a little odd to you, a little politically incorrect, perhaps you're an anxious liberal like me; if you subscribe to it wholesale (sometimes called the "strong" version of the hypothesis), you are consigning people from different speaking communities to totally different inner lives.
It's a little bit off, because he had the incorrect value for the viscosity of air.
With respect to the question "Is there a sense in which it is incorrect for Robert to make the statement?", a little more than half answered no.
