Sentence examples for correct to hold from inspiring English sources
Nor does it need a pope whose media-friendly persona persuades journalists to lay off the church on the one front where a hostile press has often been correct to hold Catholicism to account.
"At some point, if the way has been paved... it would not be correct to hold me in prison (in Sweden) without charges".
WASHINGTON, June 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a federal judge was correct to hold a hearing on whether a convicted cop killer on Louisiana's death row is intellectually disabled and therefore potentially ineligible for the death penalty.
The course starts with learning basic skills, like the correct way to hold and "load" a paintbrush.
The New York Daily News reported that Time Warp had not obtained the correct permits to hold the event at the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx and ended up moving the party to the 39th Street Pier.
It's not a politically correct view to hold - and none of the people who spelled it out wanted to be quoted in this article - but, when it comes down to it, the pupils are the one element of a school that's hardest to change.
[For defenses of contextualism, see Cohen 2014, 2005, 2000, 1988 , 1987 Lewis 1996; DeRose 2005, 2004, 2002, 1992, 1995.] There are two questions we should consider: Is contextualism about knowledge attributions (or attributions of justified belief) the correct view to hold?
On the other hand, (there's going to be quite a few hands in this conversation), if the foundation is correct enough to hold that castle strong for 300 years, you may well acknowledge it and leave it alone, managing the occasional or even constant repairs.
While there is no single correct way to hold yourself, you should aim to be relaxed and to hold your torso upright and your spine straight.
Make sure you are following the correct ways to hold the violin or else you could end up with a wrong posture and it could be hard to fix later on.
