We have widely adopted an approach of "political correctness": the government promulgates the "correct" approach to an issue, and society accepts this, thus stifling the individual's freedom of thought.
Correctness; the auctioneer should give the correct auction results.
"No, it's correctness," the chef said.
No, I am not flogging that dear old hobby horse "political correctness", the Libertarian's demon.
And "political correctness," the decade's shorthand for liberal politics, has returned as something more menacing.
But, rather than blindsiding us with its political correctness, the white cape is actually a triple power move.
Some conservatives mocked this as excessive political correctness; the union said they had taken quotes out of context.
Mired in political correctness, the university is no longer an arena for honest debate, a hallmark of Mr. Moynihan's career.
FOR those who consider America a healthily meritocratic country, with a less healthy penchant for political correctness, the past week has been something of a revelation.
While some auto museums apply faux finishes to give floors and walls a patina of period correctness, the Depósito's concrete, stucco and painted surfaces are authentic.
To achieve liturgical correctness, the vestry insisted on placing the apse at the church's east end, even though it is the church's main front.
