Sentence examples for correctness of one from inspiring English sources

As Galston points out, "[c]ivic tolerance of deep differences is perfectly compatible with unswerving belief in the correctness of one's own way of life" (Ibid, p. 99).

Thus, it would seem that making a numeric confidence judgment in the correctness of one's final answer choice without relating it to the other alternatives does not provide a retention boost to the nontested, related information, leading to performance similar to that on a standard multiple-choice test.

For the motivated case, it depicts the probability of having a certain match, in other words, it is the probability of the adversary being able to verify the correctness of one of the potential matches.

Carter says that the proofs of some lemmas "rely on a visualization of the setup", in that to grasp the correctness of one or more of the steps one needs to visualize the situation.

And it seems that elements of that type would mandate the correctness of one or another classification.

Conventionalist constructivism makes the truth of moral claims and the standards of correctness of what one ought to do relative to specific groups or practices; it is thus a form of relativism (Westermark 1932; Harman 1984; Wong 2008).

In college biology courses, clicker questions graded on participation and not correctness of responses is one strategy.

When making inferences from a model, instead of assessing the "correctness" of the assumptions, one should be pragmatic about which expectations can be met given clinical needs and available knowledge.

In the calculations shown later, such false jumps were corrected manually one by one, and the correctness of the entire corrected phase was checked by comparing the intensities calculated by equations (39) and (20).

And political correctness is one of the reasons they're out of touch.

Political correctness is one of the reasons we're all out of touch -- and surprised by Trump's widespread popularity.