Sentence examples for are correct on from inspiring English sources

The writers are correct on one point: as in the Kenny Rogers song "The Gambler," "You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em".

In one of the more ridiculous rumours of the day, the Blues are said to be making a £44.2m move for Everton centre-back John Stones, according to the Metro, via Fichajes, who are correct on roughly one in 1,000 transfer rumours.

I think the readers are correct on this.

"Mayor Fulop was 'iced', you are correct, on orders from the governor," Kelly told Khanna.

Clearly, this type of survey form yields useful and relatively accurate information (provided that the drivers' declarations are correct) on both trips and commodity flows.

While these numbers are correct on an apples-to-apples basis (in the sense that certain types of searches – e.g. contextual shortcuts and slide-shows – are being counted consistently across properties), the trending data for which we think comScore is most useful shows a different picture.

Doubtless, she is correct on that.

Jarvis was correct on both counts.

He was correct on South Africa, he was correct on issues around women's rights and equality for black people.

You would be correct on all three points.

"The Catholic church is correct on the ethical principles but has been misled on the science.