Sentence examples for correctly nothing from inspiring English sources

"They were saying, 'Everything will be done archeologically correctly; nothing will be sold; we have unlimited funding' — an ideal dream of how archeology should be done with treasure involved," the archeologist told me.

Whiting said: "On this occasion, the way in which the marshals reacted, the fact the safety and medical cars arrived at the scene in very quick time, that the extraction vehicle and ambulance were despatched correctly, nothing could have been done better.

If done correctly, nothing bad will happen.

if done correctly nothing will fly out and all the bubbles will be gone.

Though the Air Chair is heavy, if the post and blades are attached to the chair correctly, nothing will sink.

If training is done correctly, nothing should be broken by using a Makawara or anything else you strike.

When the scientists fed the computer random numbers, the computer correctly found nothing.

Deeney had a penalty claim waved away by Martin Atkinson, who correctly saw nothing wrong with Kolarov's challenge, and the extent to which City miss the assurance of the injured Vincent Kompany in central defence was painfully obvious.

Alice herself can't be sure if she remembers any of this correctly, and nothing Lucy recounts from that period even remotely suggests that she'd do anything so cruel and alienating to the girl she adores.

In what seems an almost throwaway observation, she notes correctly that nothing in her decision bans imposing life-without-parole sentences on juvenile defendants who deserve them, but that "given all we have said...we think appropriate occasions for sentencing juveniles to this harshest possibly penalty will be uncommon".

He argues that Spinoza's parallelism, if understood correctly, has nothing to do with the psychophysical parallelism which was dominant at that time since Fechner.