Sentence examples for correctly think that from inspiring English sources

Everyone will also agree that Swampman cannot correctly think that he is returning home to his wife and sitting in his house, since the house and the wife are not his.

My son correctly thought that I would find this entertaining.

Sigmund Freud, surely correctly, thought that the whole work comprised a treatise against religion.

Rees, though, probably correctly, thought that this would be a provocation too far and that the staff might find themselves targeted by rightwing nutters.

To use an example from Berys Gaut (2007: 241): "Imagine a comedy full of hilarious jokes, all of which were so vicious and cruel that audiences watched in stony silence, without being amused at all, since they correctly thought that it would be wrong to feel amusement".

Most correctly thought that evidence-based infection control measures provide adequate protection against transmission of bloodborne pathogens among healthcare workers.

Most (80%) correctly thought that evidence-based infection-control measures provide adequate protection against transmission of bloodborne pathogens among HCWs.

Of the female educators in the overweight/obese category, 38.4% (n = 101) perceived their weight as normal, while 61.6% (n = 162) correctly thought that they were overweight/obese.

Thirty two point six percent of male educators in the overweight/obese category perceived their weight as normal, while 67.4% (n = 96) correctly thought that they were overweight/ obese.

In fact, about 20% of parents of sham recipients (versus 4% in the true treatment group) correctly thought that the child was receiving sham manipulation.

Of the 13 with hookworm infection who completed the study, eight correctly thought that they had received hookworm, two thought they had received placebo, and three did not know.