Sentence examples for correctly explained from inspiring English sources

Refraction is correctly explained by light's moving slower in denser mediums.

As the article correctly explained elsewhere, that is an increase of 1 percentage point, not 1 percent.

500 BC to AD 150 Phases and eclipses are correctly explained; Moon's size and distance from Earth are measured.

All cells need glucose, but as Peat correctly explained, cancer cells metabolise glucose differently to regular cells and grow faster, so need more.

This element is named in honour of physicist and mathematician Lise Meitner who correctly explained an experiment where uranium underwent nuclear fission to produce other, smaller, elements.

Toppling Mr. Assad, Mr. Romney correctly explained, would deal a blow to Hezbollah and roll back Iranian influence throughout the region.

As Lee Jenkins correctly explains in "Popular Steroid Is at the Center of Palmeiro's Case" (Aug.

Safire correctly explains that verbal tics are typically unconscious — essentially mental hiccups manifested involuntarily in speech, typically arising from nervous tension.

As your editorial correctly explains, AT&T is asking the court to second-guess state contract law, which protects the state's residents from such overreaching.

Without him, Marche correctly explains, the English language would be poorer — scholars credit Shakespeare with coining around 1,700 English words, including indispensable ones like "traditional" and "gossip".

As the movie correctly explains, it used to be the Scholastic Aptitude Test, but several years ago the Educational Testing Service announced that it was no longer the S.A.T., but just the SAT, standing for nothing in particular.