Sentence examples for correctness when from inspiring English sources

In the rare instance a person is completely correct, don't admit their correctness when listening to them vent.

Bartenders, as a breed, are not overly concerned with political correctness when it comes to cocktail names.

"WE DON'T interfere in other countries' affairs," said Abdullah Gul, Turkey's foreign minister, with bland correctness when asked to comment on the outcome of Saddam Hussein's trial.

Last spring, you were held up as a parody of environmental correctness when you proposed restricting the use of toilet paper to one square per bathroom visit.

His wife, Lynne, is a hero of the right for her campaign against political correctness when she ran the National Endowment for the Humanities.But for all his wonderful qualities there is one nagging doubt about Prime Minister Cheney: his heart.

While I try not to be limited by political correctness when I draw, I also make very sure I can argue that the image reflects the character of the person caricatured and not just their features alone".

But the movie takes some amusingly nasty swipes at political correctness, as when Jean-Marc is brought before a committee and reprimanded after being overheard using the word Negro.

There is no political correctness here: when a guerrilla tells John Wayne, an American helping to organize the resistance, that he has obtained a rifle by killing a Japanese soldier, Wayne minces no words.

And he was a budding controversialist, whose rebellion against what was not yet called political correctness began when he covered a lecture by Jeane Kirkpatrick, President Reagan's United Nations Ambassador, and saw her shouted down and silenced by a howling mob.

But Jerry, a literary agent, doesn't come close to having Deeley's cool, or his enmity; he's soft with romanticism and stale beer and a strange kind of correctness, even when he's wrapped up in the deep, cheap excitement of sleeping with Emma Rachel Weiszz), the beautiful, troubled wife of his friend Robert Daniel Craigg), a publisher.

October 1 2013 January 5 201414 In the current revival of Harold Pinter's 1978 hit (directed by Mike Nichols, Jerryy (Rafe Spall), a literary agent, is soft with romanticism and stale beer and a strange kind of correctness, even when he's wrapped up in the deep, cheap excitement of sleeping with Emma Rachel Weiszz), the beautiful, troubled wife of his friend Robert Daniel Craigg), a publisher.