Sentence examples for are perfectly correct from inspiring English sources
ACCESSORIES include woven leather-trim canvas totes ($375) and sturdy wingtips ($245), which are perfectly correct except for the annoying logo stamped on their side.
There has to be space to recognize that in a big and diverse world, sometimes there are many "sides" and none of them are perfectly correct.
The old-school dishes are perfectly correct (in French terms, high praise if not wild enthusiasm): a $1 "egg mayo" with fresh mayonnaise, duck à l'orange ($26), choucroute garnie ($32), roast lamb with potato gratin ($36), raspberry vacherin ($10).
That is what the Congress leaders feel: their apprehensions are perfectly correct and they form one of the great merits of the scheme… One of our main objects is to split up and thereby weaken a solid body of opponents to our rule.
Yet people in ordinary contexts are perfectly correct in claiming that they know all sorts of things.
This means if you type Tamiflu, you also get answers that are perfectly correct, and where only the word Oseltamivir appears.
His perception was perfectly correct.
The Interior Department is perfectly correct.
The farmer's explanation would be perfectly correct, rooted in experience.
Hyman was perfectly correct in reading Wilson as the anti-type of the advanced sort of critic he respected.
