Sentence examples for correctly mentioned from inspiring English sources

It was the spade three (as correctly mentioned in the text), not the heart seven.

It is by Louis Sachar Carl Hiaasenn is correctly mentioned as the author of "Hoot," No. 5 on the paperback list.

That study, if I recall correctly, mentioned concern about men eating fish more than a certain number of times a week having a 54% increased risk of developing prostate cancer.

Even if I find my job meaningful; looking from a broader and practical perspective, two important aspects of the 'seven deadly sins' very correctly mentioned which dilute the meaningfulness are – treating people unfairly and, taking your employees for granted (lack of recognition and appreciation).

The State Department report on Cuba's terrorist activities in 2013 does not mention Cuba's ties to North Korea — even though, as Rubio correctly mentioned, Cuba sought to provide arms to North Korea in violation of a United Nations' weapons ban.

About 70% of health workers correctly mentioned the expected observations and important health education messages routinely offered during prenatal consultations.

McEnroe correctly mentions that no country is routinely cranking out tennis champions.

Mr. Spivak and Ms. Brazill correctly mention that gubernatorial recalls need not be prompted by nefarious activity to be legitimate under Wisconsin law.

As you correctly mention, the emergency department (ED) is a clinical laboratory, and clinical research apart from answering some of the most pertinent questions has the additional value of being immediately relevant to patient care.

British Naturism also correctly mentions that "the World Naked Bike Ride is encountered by tens of thousands of people, most of them 'unwarned,' and is enthusiastically received".

Dr. Parikh correctly mentions that pediatricians have long been disdainful and dismissive of those of us who disagree with the routine vaccination schedule.