Sentence examples for does not seem correct from inspiring English sources

But this does not seem correct.

Referring to a slide from the training program that seemed to indicate federal statutes and presidential Executive Orders (EOs) carry equal legal weight, Snowden wrote, "this does not seem correct, as it seems to imply Executive Orders have the same precedence as law.

d) The analogy with true FCS measurements does not seem correct – again at least as explained.

It does not seem correct to discuss a trend that is not substantiated by statistics (particularly compared to the statistics of the other experiments presented in the paper).

However, Mr. Mishra's description of American power as "waning" doesn't seem correct; it waned long ago.

Unfortunately this contention — that considerations of accuracy over the whole set of answers which the two theories give will sort them into the right ranking — doesn't seem correct, at least as it stands.

Furthermore, for some studies the reported units or measures for variation (SEM) did not seem correct in view of the expected ranges and assumptions were made for correction (Granger et al., 1982; Falsetti et al., 1987; White et al., 2005).

As the location of the midbrain activity varied a little between the subjects, more than the location of the thalamus activity, we chose to alter the position of the midbrain VOI manually, if it did not seem correct.

If they do not seem correct, try to find the problem by replacing it with what you (or an English professor), would have said instead.

Of the likely finalists, the first seed, Justine Henin, has the most sophisticated game — and a bracing one-handed backhand that's a joy to watch — but she's not very generous, on the court, and it's horrible to hear the TV guys pronouncing her last name "enna" for two weeks, which, even if correct, doesn't seem right.

The dynamic of the event does not seem really correct.