Sentence examples for correct rules from inspiring English sources

Correct rules must be discovered, not invented".

It's making fun of hippie rules of the era, the same way that I make fun of political or gayly correct rules today.

He shows a special sympathy for the children who were deprived of television, war toys and meat and were forced to live by their parents' politically correct rules.

He studied the effects of heat and pressure on the mercury barometer and, as a pioneer in scientific mountaineering, published the first correct rules for using the barometer to find the heights of mountains.

"They were, of course, the correct rules," he continues, "but they had set me in opposition to the rest of the world, where my right was everyone else's wrong, and where my wrong was everyone else's right, and where I would be helpless in ever being able to distinguish for myself which one was which".

I make my miracles out of the correct rules".

We would award one point for a poster that included a correct rule and zero for a drawing that did not.

Years of gig going has provided me with the invariably correct rule of thumb that if a band amble on stage dressed in blue denim we are certain to be subjected to a dope-fogged aural sludgefest.

Justice Kennedy, writing separately, said that Justice Powell's opinion in the Bakke case "states the correct rule for resolving this case," but that the court had not applied the "meaningful strict scrutiny" under which the program should have been found unconstitutional.

Since the correct rule appears in pseudo-Aristotle, Problems xiv.4, 13 and in pseudo-Euclid, Catoptics, which may date from 3rd cent.

If one needs advice, one is not asking to be told the correct rule to cover the situation; one is asking how to balance various considerations.