Sentence examples for far more correct from inspiring English sources
Surely moving the signpost a few feet would have been a lot less costly and far more correct from an ecological standpoint.
I had to Google GUTTATE, the shape of a water droplet, and guessed CHAMBER instead of the unfamiliar but far more correct CHAMFER.
It's historically far more correct than what the Mormon church shows in its visitor center.
I have proven to be far more correct about terrorism than anybody.
Spurs might look like they have far more right to be disappointed than Southampton, whom nobody expected to be here, and that would be correct.
Atlanta is far more politically correct than it used to be; ten years ago it was still acceptable to hold business lunches at strip clubs.
Rich white men are freaking out about how to handle a far more politically correct world than what they're used to.
As the war on terror moved from righteousness to quagmire, the inflammatory religious rhetoric was reined in, supplanted by far more politically correct propaganda: looking for weapons of mass destruction, promoting democracy and women's rights, etc. Church and State were neatly separated and the war went on.
Without Berlusconi, the discourse of Italian politics would have been far more politically-correct, less violent, and more institutional.
Now, studies have shown that if there's some visible, omnipresent monitor of your negative behavior — spending too much money, eating too much food, using too much power in your home — you're far more likely to correct it.
