Sentence examples for correct at all from inspiring English sources

You responded: "That's not correct at all.

'No, no, that's not correct at all,' he says.

(Ms. Coxe said, "That's simply not correct at all").

"It is not correct at all," he said, as Hamas sources suggested a disinformation campaign by the group's Fatah rival.

English people are very well-travelled and I don't think it's correct at all to say we are insular.

Some eagle-ear noticed that, in his narration for a BBC documentary, Benedict Cumberbatch pronounced "penguin" something like "peng-wing," which is not correct at all, in any tongue.

If it doesn't look like a regular paper airplane AT ALL, its correct.

Moreover, data on the admission rates for severe sepsis patients are unavailable, and any correction of the results in the survey would be as arbitrary as not correcting at all.

Those who supported EHRs tended to get higher scores on the test while those who were opposed to EHRs answered as if they hadn't been corrected at all.

This correction for non-ideality results in significantly better agreement with experimental data than a correction based on the original Redlich Kwong equation of state, the Peng Robinson equation of state, the virial equation truncated after the second virial coefficient, Lewis and Randall's rule, or not correcting at all for non-ideality, thus assuming ideal gas behaviour.

Some philosophers hold that the idea of indeterminacy is absurd, or that it amounts to an extreme form of scepticism about whether we ever understand one another, or whether correct translation is possible at all.