(Christiane Hell, in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, called the joke "hardly politically correct"; only in Germany).
My policy: I correct only errors that materially affect my argument.
And women," a boast that would be correct only if uttered by George Cukor.
Benjamin proposes that a literary work will be "politically correct only if it is also literarily correct".
It was not at all important whether her argument was correct — only that it was a legitimate effort.
LeBretton's comments, a spokesman tells the Guardian, were "correct only in the context of the topic of trade, and nothing else".
Elizabeth Edwards is correct: only someone who believes that it's shameful to be gay could assert that Senator Kerry has done something outrageous.
In our own time, President Obama's initial instincts on Iran were correct: only he can lead the United States to agreements with Iran that advance American national interests.
The Sun newspaper infamously claimed she "backs Brexit" in March, based on an anonymous source, who, even if correct, only revealed Eurosceptic feelings, rather than a desire to actually leave the EU.
In the United States, men confident about their paternity are almost always right, but those who insist that children are not their own are correct only 30percentt of the time, a new study finds.
Guardian contributor jimmccaul 03 June 2013 1 38pm This comment has been chosen by Guardian staff because it contributes to the debate @hrwaldram - that is correct, only certain viral types (mainly type16 in UK) have cancer causing potential.
