Sentence examples for and so correct from inspiring English sources

It means that a loop closure, for instance, will naturally estimate the bias and so correct the vehicle pose and landmark positions without any special processing.

First, Reid claims that "the greater part of mankind can never attain such extensive views of human life, and so correct a judgment of good and ill, as the right application of this principle requires" (EAP III.iii.iv: 164).

The triple add-back parasites Δ isp1/2/3 ISP2-3[ pXG-ISP1], however, had a mean flagellum length of 10.3 µm (Fig. 4E), which was significantly lower than that of WT cells (Table S1), suggesting that the presence of all three ISP genes is required for flagellar homeostasis and so correct flagellar length.

'Take Two: Bad Gigs Gone Good' (Saturday and Sunday) Wouldn't it be gratifying to relive all your mistakes and, in doing so, correct them?

We have to be so correct and everyone's got to apologize, and I can say, you know what, I can laugh at it".

(Marcin Kupinski, who was so correct and so moving in "La Sylphide," is a Pole).

This was just a fascinating show to watch as Mr. Gaultier calmly sent out charcoal pantsuits and camel overcoats -- so correct, so pure.

And the name seemed so correct for the bluesy, full-of-wonder sweep they conjured from obsolete synths, rudely basic acoustic guitars and crackly old studio technology.

Don't even bother googling that because I'm telling you and it's literally so correct it's ridiculous.

The former VP should quit trying so hard to make his case that what Bush-Cheney did was so correct and Obama is so wrong.

On Friday, Trump put out a statement in which he said he had received a "very nice letter from Vladimir Putin" and added: "His thoughts are so correct".