Sentence examples for correctness his from inspiring English sources

Leonard Bernstein would see the "whitewashing" row over the BBC's production of West Side Story as the result of ridiculous political correctness, his daughter has suggested.

Particularly revealing is a lament from Macmillan in 1952 that, "in deference to modern political thought" (or what would now be called "political correctness"), his local church had omitted the third verse of "All things bright and beautiful": "The rich man in his castle / The poor man at his gate / God made them high or lowly / And ordered their estate".

As the original inventor, never bowing to political correctness, his authority was unchallenged.

Despite President Donald Trump's contempt for political correctness, his ongoing trade war with China has some interesting implications for one of the PC movement's long-standing battles.

But as Trump moved from state to state -- violating every tenet that defines "political correctness" -- his popularity grew.

No, I'm talking about what many Trump supporters say is the main reason they're backing him: Trump rejects, condemns and defies political correctness, his supporters say.

By the time I first interviewed him last June, assorted commentators and leader writers were already railing about his political correctness and his reputed closeness to New Labour.

He is brusque, lashes out and is lacking in any political correctness … His style is inappropriate, his words are unacceptable.

His conviction of the correctness of his taste allowed him to give great freedom to designers, both those who created jewelry, like Jean Schlumberger, Angela Cummings or Elsa Peretti, and those like Gene Moore, who designed Tiffany's eye-catching windows.

The song also refers to the "children overboard" affair, his criticism of political correctness, and his use of immigration as a political issue, some of which occurred after the actual Howard's subsequent election to Prime Minister.

Gustave affects an air of genial worldliness and deferential intimacy with the hotel's grander clientele, and despite the quasi-military correctness of his bearing in dealing with his subordinates, Gustave can also lapse into high-camp familiarity with the guests.