Sentence examples for a perfectly correct from inspiring English sources

So it's a perfectly correct sentence.

I've had a perfectly correct poached pear.

This is a perfectly correct alternative of the word.

There's a perfectly correct, reasoned and right argument that we need to be careful with our resources, careful with our climate, careful with our planet - and that says that where we can we need to use renewables, and we also need to use our fossil fuels advisedly.

In such a case some wavelets will reach the image as a peak, some as a trough, and there will be much destructive interference leading to the formation of a sizable patch of light, much different from the minute Airy disk characteristic of a perfectly corrected lens.

GB: Yes... all perfectly correct.

So whilst the figures are all perfectly "correct" it is important to understand what they are telling us.

For instance, at what level does a response become too "incorrect" and move into level 3, or how much "incorrectness" is tolerated in an otherwise perfectly correct response?

Since its formulation, BCP has been recognised as an unfortunate, yet perfectly correct and logically inevitable consequence of any quantitative theory of weakly semantic information.

Finally, the possibly redundant qualification of information as true is also linked with the critique of the deflationary theories of truth (DTT), since one could accept a deflationary T-schema as perfectly correct, while rejecting the explanatory adequacy of DTT.

Michael Gove is perfectly correct to deplore a two-nation justice system, one for the rich and another for the poor (Justice system badly failing most users, says Gove, 23 June), but he promulgates just such a system by continuing to cut the provision of legal aid for the poor.