Sentence examples for correctly thinks from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Beijing correctly thinks the U.S. must shore up the value of the dollar by adopting prudent federal spending policies, as Premier Wen Jiabao suggested this Tuesday during the Treasury secretary's stay in Beijing.

The van has Korean writing on it because it used to belong to a Korean church, and Pam correctly thinks it translates to "Hallelujah Church of Scranton".

My son correctly thought that I would find this entertaining.

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

Duren, already in debt, just wanted to finish his record, which he correctly thought was his one shot at stardom.

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

By cutting the duty on low-sulphur diesel back in 2001, the then chancellor, Gordon Brown, correctly thought he was helping meet carbon-reducing climate change targets in Britain.

Kleybanova picked Landisville because she correctly thought higher-ranked players would be playing in Europe, allowing her to qualify for the field and play against less-threatening competition.

We correctly thought, for example, that the elderly Pope Benedict would face daunting difficulties, but did not imagine he would resign and be replaced by the lively Pope Francis.

The regular officials returned in force to the field Sunday, reveling in what they correctly thought was a successful negotiation with the N.F.L. Across the league, the relief at their arrival was palpable.

He bought the jungle-covered land for $3 million in 1967, planning to reforest much of it with fast-growing Burmese melina trees to meet a world fiber shortage that he -- correctly -- thought was coming in the 1970's and 1980's.