Sentence examples for being correct from from inspiring English sources

It is more than a little ironic that Mr. Obama would run on being correct from the start and then confound all expectations by choosing a staff and cabinet that have been so wrong from the start.

I was either stopped prior to an improper disposal (this happened at four stations) or I saw my mistaken dumping being corrected from afar.

When we know certain things to be correct from one dataset, it can begin to make guesses about lots of other things based on what the machine is being fed".

The predictions of this illustration are correct from practical points of view.

But Peter Farago of Flurry Analytics confirmed that the general trend is correct from April to mid-summer.

The idea that relativism and exposure to other cultures promote tolerance may be correct from a psychological perspective.

Before orthodontic treatment, patients' teeth are in biomechanically neutral positions, which may or may not be correct from a functional or esthetic stand point.

But I would imagine that a lot of the facts in there are correct from whoever gave them to you, but I think the framing was not how we think about it.

Although they felt that it was correct "from a purely military point of view," they were aware that there were important political considerations as well.

"It's hard to know what's correct from the data we have today".

During the test, the result was correct from the moment the subject placed a part of his/her foot on the correct target.