Sentence examples for correct living from inspiring English sources

He called himself the best living opera director, but caught himself: "I am the most correct living opera director".

"I am the most correct living opera director," he says.

You can almost imagine Bourdain and Deen as political candidates, a blue-state paternalist squaring off against a red-state populist over correct living versus liberty in all its artery-clogging, self-destructive glory.

His "eight limbs" of yoga still inform practice today and discuss posture, breathing, meditation and correct living.

To test the key predictions outlined in the 'Introduction' section, we created a domain index representing the relative performance on living compared with non-living things: [(proportion correct living − proportion correct non-living)/(proportion correct living + proportion correct non-living)] × 100.

There is no unified, all-encompassing system for correct living.

Heineken's Star Player turned the UEFA Champions League into a game, awarding points for correct live in-match predictions, which placed people into leader boards.

The book starts off with a quote from Schubert's father: "Give 'em sell!" Great salesmen or salespeople, to be politically correct, live and die by the sales that they make.

We're talking strong as in being a good person; knowing right from wrong, and choosing what is morally and ethically correct, while living a life one is proud of - and a life other's are proud of them for living.

That is correct: we live in a world where Bradley Walsh still has a job and Sam Waterston does not.

She's found feminists guilty of inflicting upon readers a generation of flaccid male novelists too cowed and politically correct to live up to their rowdy predecessors.