Sentence examples for correct readers from inspiring English sources

If a newspaper ran this photo by accident, what responsibility does it have to correct readers' perceptions?

For the correct information, readers should refer to the 'Ethical approval' statement, the 'Study design' section and the 'Study participants' section of the manuscript.

In some subtle ways this is correct, a reader senses, after taking in its 1,074 pages.

Here we propose a general method for correcting plate reader measurements of fluorescent proteins that uses spectral unmixing and determines both the fluorescence per cell and the errors on that fluorescence.

General Clark is correct to caution readers not to "bet against our troops".

Taking the statistics broadly, they may be correct, but many readers simply won't feel like that.

JK Rowling recently revealed that she had been moved to correct young female readers on their interpretation of the wretched Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter series.

While the wording is technically correct, I fear readers could have easily come away thinking the case was farther down the road than it was.

I suspect that Danielson's book will prove quite popular if (as Fish notes) Harold Bloom is correct and ordinary readers "require mediation to read 'Paradise Lost' with full appreciation".

Liz has been at it for 30 years so the former slur isn't correct, despite what readers of her weekly diary might think about the latter.

Yiddish readers, correct me if I'm wrong, but I swear Paley's saga of Rosie Lieber and Volodya Vlashkin, the Valentino of Second Avenue, is just as salty, wisecracking, and devastatingly knowing as any of Aleichem's folksmen and fiddlers.