'correct world' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use 'right world', 'just world', or 'fair world'. Example: We strive for a just world for every person.
problems on TV," he told me, "and you make a politically correct world, the artificiality eats into our perceptions of life.
The mayor said he would love to personally defend the city in court against any lawsuit based on the findings, and chastised the Justice Department for "living in some kind of unreal, politically correct world".
They have become a phenomenon, finding a place in a postpolitically correct world in which racial and ethnic stereotypes are being embraced in a self-consciously humorous way precisely to subvert them.
"For a ruling party which follows Marxism, we need to help people establish a correct world view and to scientifically deal with birth, aging, sickness and death, as well as fortune and misfortune," he said.
His speech backing the bill, in which he described the existing law as "typical of the topsy-turvy, politically correct world in which we live", is just the latest example.
And while it would be nice to believe that a courageous comeback is in the offing, it is difficult to envisage while the all-consuming hegemony of football shows no sign of abating and the politically correct world in general continues to rail against the noble old art.
As we have already seen, there are two ways in which the prediction error may be corrected: world to mind or mind to world.
Instead, we perpetually harangue and speechify to "correct" the world's impressions of us.
This awkwardness gives the music a very special dimension; it's not quite of the correct musical world.
He is correct: the world is "awash with porn", although I'm not sure if one can just blame the internet.
One unexpected pleasure of reading Hopkinson is that even as he is on a crusade to correct the world's past culinary mistakes, he never loses his sense of humor.
