Sentence examples for becoming correct from inspiring English sources
What was "incorrect" is becoming "correct".
After testing in 2007, the state noticed an unusually high number of erasure marks — as many as seven per child — with the erasures becoming correct answers.
Can women demand equal rights without becoming politically correct Americanized harpies?
When my dreams showed signs of becoming politically correct... then I began to wonder.
Fortunately, becoming more politically correct is dangerous to Ukip too.
Grimsley mentioned how greenies have "been part of the game" for decades and said that baseball was becoming too politically correct.
– Patrick Farrell Newsweek: The boom in bone marrow: chefs and foodies are clamoring for more and it's becoming a politically correct alternative to foie gras.
The former Ukip MEP who called women "sluts" and complained about aid being sent to "Bongo Bongo Land" has quit the party because it is becoming too "politically correct".
If you don't get your hands dirty, you are at risk of becoming a politically correct nullity.
Critics of the practice suggest that universities are becoming too "politically correct" with an overuse of trigger warnings, but data suggests that this isn't necessarily representative of what's actually occurring on campuses.
He cheerily informed me that the prison has a policy whereby "guards will take you cuffed and shackled to your own funeral," before becoming flustered and correcting himself, explaining that he might get to attend the service when his grandmother dies.
