Sentence examples for correctly been from inspiring English sources

This has (correctly) been interpreted as a potshot at the coal industry.

Ms. O'Brien has long and correctly been recognized as among the greatest Irish writers of the 20th century.

Of the singularity, he adds: "I think it has correctly been characterised as the Rapture of the Nerds".

The band's debut has correctly been likened to a Spotify playlist, light on filler; tonight's run-through bears out that analysis.

For one thing, the 700-megahertz band has correctly been called the last "beachfront property" in the ether: it is well suited to the sort of bandwidth-hungry services that will generate much of the wireless industry's growth.

Luff said the process had correctly been used to "deliver world-class equipment to the frontline", adding: "Since May 2010 more than £350m has been approved for vehicles in Afghanistan, including the new Foxhound patrol vehicle which will be delivered shortly.

To stride correctly is to breathe correctly.

Most attention, correctly, was focussed on McCaw.

Pricing merchandise correctly is also essential.

On the other side, memoir, done correctly, is not fiction.

Picking U.C.L.A. correctly was worth 1 point to me.