Sentence examples for correct idea from inspiring English sources

I think you have the correct idea for mitigating them: Extend working life.

Previously Trump had tweeted that an integrated military was a politically correct idea suggested by "dumb politicians".

As for the first reading about the telephone, it seemed that Alexander Bell had the correct idea regarding the telephone's future.

"I saw that Cisse was late but I need to see the challenge on the video because from my position on the bench it is hard to have a correct idea of what happened".

And those who study these properties err not by leaving the sphere of philosophy, but by forgetting that substance, of which they have no correct idea, is prior to these other things.

It becomes necessary for us to touch upon both these points before we proceed to the rest of what we have to say, that you may have a more correct idea of the grounds of our claim, and have good cause to reject their petition.

In a conversation that ensues about brain-damaged serial killers, the marquesa offers that Hitler had some "correct ideas" but just went about things the wrong way.

But, at first glance, the evidence put forward over the past seven months appears to confirm some of the worst stereotypes of "right-on" social workers, portraying a professional culture where "politically correct" ideas about race and ethnicity took precedence over child protection guidelines.

John's basic proposals were that rational certitude is largely unattainable because of the fallibility of the senses, and, even granting the possibility of the human mind's forming correct ideas, truth escapes it because God, in his absolute power, can alter reality.

Now they want to put back a fraction of the money without adopting, in my opinion, the correct ideas.

Example 1: "I would try to backtrack to the point where the student does have the correct ideas about the topic, even if I had to go back to the very fundamentals of the topic.