Sentence examples for illusion of correctness from inspiring English sources

Last week, before the vote in South Carolina, he finally retired the illusion of correctness and tweeted, simply, "One last time--don't they say 12th time is the charm?

Michelangelo and his cohorts invented techniques that heightened the illusion of anatomical correctness and the appearance of light.

All of which will lead you to my 3 p'storiesime business: improved performance, increased productivity, and, most importantly, greater profitability.

Her technique and musical approach are models of correctness.

Factual conclusions are "clothed with a presumption of correctness".

But there is no absolute measure of correctness in language.

In schools, appropriateness has replaced the principle of correctness.

This does provide a notion of correctness.

Of course, rationality is no guarantee of correctness.

No proof of correctness was previously given.

Correctness of diagnostic information was assessed using semi-subjective criteria (table 1) under the categories "total correctness", "partial correctness", and "absence of correctness".