Sentence examples for historically corrected from inspiring English sources
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Historically Corrected is a project of students and faculty at Washington College's C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience, where Adam Goodheart is the director and Peter Manseau is a scholar in residence.
Historically Corrected, corrected: An earlier version of this column misstated the source of Lincoln's famous argument that a free America was "the last best hope of earth"; it comes from his annual message to Congress in 1862, not the Gettysburg Address.
"We know now that the gardens are not historically correct," said Kent Brinkley, the landscape architect for Colonial Williamsburg, which is itself a historical recreation of a typical 18th-century town.
And what is the historically correct way to consume it?
Such provision would be both healthy and historically correct.
He wants the details to be historically correct.
(He drew the line at television: the trailer has only a historically correct AM radio).
Hatttersley's book, while lucid, fluent and historically correct, falls short of perfection on several counts.
Soderbergh uses the historically correct lighting, the right lenses, the accurate camera movements.
Is this a historically correct detail that just wrankles the modern ear?
