Sentence examples for correct in asking from inspiring English sources

He said the actions in Libya showed the U.S. was correct in asking NATO to take control of the operation.

In her review of "Clark Gable: Tormented Star" (March 30), Ada Calhoun is correct in asking, "Who among us requires an eight-page plot summary of 'Gone With the Wind'?" Actually, the line Calhoun quotes from the summary suggests that David Bret, the book's author, could use one.

It was inevitable that Mr. Obama, Mr. Boehner and Senate leaders would have to write the final chapter of these talks, and Republicans were at least correct in asking for a more public role from the president, who has shied away from leadership here.

Kristof is correct in asking for evidence, not opinions, to shape the gun debate.

However, this type of estimated elasticity is not the correct one to use in asking whether workers' earnings rise when the minimum wage goes up, for two reasons.

It should be clear by now that Nettleship was correct to ask in what sense Green was a Christian.

Critiquing, correcting, and asking for inclusion in response to someone else's work are not necessarily toxic things -- and let's not forget how difficult it is to ascertain someone's tone from a 140-character posting.

However, there was a low percentage of correct answers in questions asking students to interpret how trait evolution and speciation is shown in trees.

"You're an elected official in Kansas, correct?" Durbin asked.

Our primary outcome measure is the change in accuracy (percentage correct) when asked to maintain eye contact (versus gazing at will).

"Both of you agreed with Petraeus and Clinton that we should start looking at military assistance in Syria, is that correct?" Senator Graham asked.