Sentence examples for correct or appropriate from inspiring English sources

Politeness, in lay terms, refers to socially correct or appropriate speech and behavior.

This leads us to the second question that is especially pertinent for a kind of art that sets out to convey an idea or meaning, namely whether there can be more than one correct or appropriate interpretation of an artwork.

On Brandom's view, a sentence's meaning is due to the conditions, in a given society, under which it is correct or appropriate to perform various speech acts involving the sentence.

However, if the physician's treatment associated with IMD is not correct or appropriate, a medical accident might occur.

Rather, statings are assessed as, for example, correct or incorrect, appropriate or inappropriate, and so forth.

On the other hand, implicit feedback aims to elicit a correct or more appropriate option from students.

However, explicitness in my context refers to one correct or more appropriate option suggested by the tutors.

This may be due to what has been called the 'mere measurement' effect (Godin et al, 2008): either the questionnaire itself increased awareness, or women started to guess the correct, or most appropriate, answers because they were repeatedly asked the same question.

Here again, proponents of the structural approach have argued that disputes about responsibility often do boil down to disputes about the correct or most appropriate causal model of the situation in question (Chockler & Halpern, 2004; Halpern & Hitchcock, 2010; Halpern & Pearl, 2005).

Table  1 outlines the knowledge and belief-based questions, where applicable the correct answer, and the proportion of patients who made the correct or positive selection where appropriate.

In our own institution, as well as in other national and international publications, we frequently utilize stock photos, which could convey correct or misleading impressions of appropriate behaviour to HCWs.