Sentence examples for correctness people from inspiring English sources

While it certainly may have the ring of "political correctness," people who believe a moratorium is needed to halt development in the Special Groundwater Protection Area are not looking at the big picture.

In a world that can lean too far toward political correctness, people grow tired of being told to use this word and not that.

And I represent the Guardian; he hates "political correctness", and people like me are what people like him see as the acme of PC.

When I arrived in London to do the comedy clubs in the late 80s, I hadn't been aware of political correctness, so people were shouting about Margaret Thatcher on stage and I was basically doing knob jokes.

It's a part of political correctness that people don't think about until it effects them.

Their publicist tells them to issue an apology, but they still manage to blame the liberal media or political correctness for people being too sensitive.

The comedian blamed an atmosphere of political correctness, as "people don't make jokes about Obama because they're like, if you make a joke about President Obama, it's unconsciously, it's subconsciously racist".

Although some of these efforts may prompt accusations of political correctness, advocates for people with disabilities say they welcome the current crop of ads — which tend to feature people with disabilities prosaically in group situations — over the bromide-filled narratives about overcoming adversity that characterized earlier efforts.

To some parents like Meg Uhlman, the cancellation was based on political correctness because "some people have called the show religious".

Political correctness run amok, people say, pointing out that "Madame Butterfly" was written in 1903, at a time when Japanese sopranos did not appear in Western opera houses.

It's only a hair's breadth from accusations of "political correctness" and "giving people jobs only because they are … [insert the blank]".