Sentence examples for can correctly be from inspiring English sources

I believe that the second siege of Fallujah can correctly be characterised as an "atrocity-producing situation".

What is in question is precisely whether that additional fact can correctly be described as physical rather than subjective".

According to cosmologists, the very fabric of space itself is expanding, which more or less scientifically proves that the boundaries of what can correctly be called "Muswell Hill" will very shortly extend way beyond the M25, if they don't already.

Maybe it was lucky that this exercise in taboo-lifting coincided initially with a local political cataclysm and now, with absorbing disagreements over whether victories by senior Conservative woman can correctly be celebrated as feminist.

Even a collection of things, such as a woodpile, has some unity inasmuch as it can correctly be called one thing: it is a collection, but it is a single collection.

When these conditions are satisfied when one is, in fact, in a position to assert that such and such is the case one can correctly be said to know.

Hence, ideal objects can never correctly be said to exist.

But it can also correctly be seen as David (Israel) v. Goliath (other nations and quasi-national groups).

Seems Kahva can more accurately (read: "correctly") be described as a vacuum coffee maker.

The notion that we can correctly guess who was and was not using steroids is laughable.

"But geography, if used correctly, can be used to redesign sustainable and more livable cities".