One central idea in Grice's work is that the ways in which we use language crudely, the pairings of situations and sentences that we find appropriate or inappropriate, or what we would or wouldn't say in those situations is not a simple function of the nature of the respective situations and the correctness conditions with which the sentences are associated.
Verifiability is described as the "degree and ease with which the information can be checked for correctness" [4].
Similarly, in [18], the verifiability criterion is used as the means a consumer is provided with, which can be used to examine the data for correctness.
The standing of the author and of the school with which he is connected are such guarantees of the authenticity of its data and the correctness of the work as to make it invaluable".
In doing so, Keller reveals how dismissive he is about factual correctness (truth), which depends on such "sources," knowledgeable insiders or others with access to sensitive information who have the courage to share it with the press and the public.
There is no idea of correctness according to which someone with very unusual pleasures and displeasure is at fault, or according to which the majority of human beings can be wrong.
The correctness of the DRM is tested here experimentally by comparison of kLa measured by this method with those obtained by the dynamic pressure method and the steady-state sulphite feeding method using pure oxygen, the correctness of which was proven earlier.
Above all, she sings with the confidence and correctness which can come only from knowledge coupled with experience.
And by making such subjects taboo, we play into the hands of those who equate political correctness with humourlessness rather than politeness, which is all it really is.
