One of those is the "correspondence test," where claims about someone or something must correspond to what the individual has personally experienced.
Phenomena appear to the senses, and may or may not correspond to what actually exists in the natural world, so a possible correspondence is not guaranteed.
"But what he does does not correspond to what he says".
These all can have neurological consequences that correspond to what we think of as addiction.
The majority view on abortion and euthanasia may or may not correspond to what is morally right.
"When coverage doesn't correspond to what the candidate wants it to be, then a news organisation is banished.
"What I was reading, especially Heidegger, seemed to correspond to what I was seeing in the clubs," he says.
Since this is a run-time process, the following items may not exactly correspond to what you see.
"To a great degree, they did not correspond to what they had promised the EU [when] it gave them the money".
"Nick Science," according to Quammen, is based on Nichols's own observations, and may or may not correspond to what scientists agree upon.
They find offensive the prospect of having a child "labeled" when his or her development doesn't correspond to what seem like random, overly restrictive norms.
