Sentence examples for correctness more than from inspiring English sources

Perhaps cruelty to animals offends Hollywood correctness more than human carnage, and the omission signals the remake's failure to grasp the original's strand of black-comic bad taste.

And, even to the most innocent observer, plenty of CSR policies smack of tokenism and political correctness more than of a genuine concern to "give back to the community", as the Giving List puts it.

"Mayor de Blasio came in and decided political correctness mattered more than keeping people safe.

The results showed high precision in classifying productive zones in predefined classes with Classification Correctness Rate of more than 85% in both geological conditions.

The campaign to denounce political correctness reflects little more than a longing for the good 'ol days in which "we" (white Protestant men) didn't have to concern ourselves with "you'"(everyone else).

Nevertheless, a recent 10-year single-center study impressively demonstrated an analytical correctness of no more than 79% of histological findings for assessed invasive mycoses [ 3].

Old anxieties about our once-great nation resurfaced, proving "political correctness" to be little more than a dodgy paint-job over Britain's deep-seated ethnic self-importance.

Carson was then reminded that this is what political correctness is all about, and there's nothing he hates more than political correctness.

"I get chills when I go to a great museum and see Jefferson's writing desk or the coat Nelson was wearing at Trafalgar," he added, whereas an acquisition like this amounts to little more than political correctness.

"More than mere political correctness," the NSWP proudly states, "this shift in language had the important effect of moving global understandings of sex work toward a labour framework".

We'll talk about the hard issues and brainstorm the right solution, even if we know we'll fumble political correctness and say the wrong thing more than once.