Sentence examples for correct forms of from inspiring English sources

I appreciated Kelefa Sanneh's fair and skeptical assessment of the two latest books charging liberals with attacking free speech through politically correct forms of social pressure ("The Hell You Say," August 10th & 17th).

Use the correct forms of address ("sir/madam, you and your colleagues" is preferable in the magistrates to the exceedingly naff "your worships" but if you want to grovel, use the latter).

The efficacy of religious worship and of prayers is frequently associated with the strict maintenance of correct forms of language, taught by priests to their successors, lest the ritual become invalid.

And that psychology in turn determines what the correct forms of practical inference must be.

In particular, correct forms of moment projections of source/forcing terms are derived such that they recover preconditioned Navier Stokes equations with non-uniform external forces.

At the level of morphology, they may find it difficult to produce correct forms of verbs, nouns, adjectives, articles, and so forth, especially when the morphological distinction hinges on subtle phonetic distinctions, such as the presence of a plosive or fricative sound in consonant clusters or the distinction between two similar vowels (lead versus led).

The correct form of the gene had been injected into their muscle cells.

Arguably, the correct form of DNA is more important that Cookie's googly eyes.

"Now, what's the correct form of this verb?" Kussi asked, of a word the brewer used.

There is not one correct form of Standard English, and to tell children that there is would be to tell them an untruth.

The television stations even staffed phone banks so people could inquire about finding their precincts or taking the correct form of identification.