Sentence examples for correct view of from inspiring English sources

He loved to be out of step with the received "correct" view of the moment.

Such tourists collected the correct view of a place and hurried on to the next.

Who knows, maybe this is the correct view of the world.

So in that world, if that's actually the correct view of the world, risk adjustment becomes impossible to do.

The move "will be a boost in helping artists form a correct view of art and create more masterpieces", Xinhua said, citing the media administration.

China will send artists, film-makers, and TV personnel to live among the masses in rural areas in order to "form a correct view of art", state media have said.

LAST year, Japan's education minister, Hakubun Shimomura, told The Economist that he wanted the nation's children to be taught what he saw as "correct" views of history and territory.

Reading some of the newly revised, "politically correct" views of North Korea's president, Kim Jong Il, readers could be excused if they suddenly felt a warm affection for this "cherubic" (sic, the New York Times) figure and forgot about the true nature of this "kindly jailer of 20 million North Koreans" (Wall Street Journal).

Correct views of malaria ranged from simply, malaria is "a very bad disease", "a dangerous disease", "a killer disease", to "a disease associated with the bites of female Anopheles mosquitoes".

He agreed to send film director Cameron a corrected view of the sky, which was the basis of the new scene.

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.