Sentence examples for because it was corrected from inspiring English sources
One of the seven TGAs in this class is not represented here because it was corrected manually.
Mr. Piano said Times executives had decided in the wake of the attack on New York to stick with the concept of transparency and visibility "not really as defiance to terrorism but because it was correct".
Nicolas Sarkozy mentioned the war – but he got away with it was corrected because the original referred to the German black, red and yellow tricolour.
John Oliver's viral newspaper rant struck a nerve for the same reason things often do: because it's correct.
It's tempting to think that HTC hasn't confirmed the $5 figure because it's correct - but it could still be two or three times too high.
It's just so sweet and charming to me, because it's correct, but yet it would never be said like that in English.
To praise a film because it is "correct," or attack it for being "wrong," is to miss the point: Even in idea-oriented films, the ideas serve primarily as the occasion for a film's artistry, and the film's success or failure will take place apart from them.
"Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy" is important not just because it's correct, though it is.
"But if Patrick took that decision I think it was correct because I am sure Patrick did the best thing.
