Sentence examples for incorrect comment from inspiring English sources
In later editions, this politically incorrect comment was changed to "…those who won't work".
The news division and the correspondent, Brian Ross, later apologized for the incorrect comment, which was made in an off-the-cuff manner on "Good Morning America".
Recalling President Gerald R. Ford's incorrect comment in a debate in 1976 that Poland was not under Soviet domination, he said, "Everybody fears some sort of statement that dominates the news that's not true like what Gerald Ford said".
An article last Sunday about the way people from various cultures tolerate waiting in line included an incorrect comment from Jay Rasulo, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, about the use of FastPass, a system that lets customers at Disney parks come back to a ride at a specific time.
Some Twitter users compared him to a real-life Alan Partridge, the Steve Coogan character famous for politically incorrect comments on his Norfolk radio show.
The prime minister, who is currently undergoing a grilling by Parliament over various financial matters, has been limited to using prepared scripts because of his penchant for unwittingly making politically incorrect comments.
By using social networks to find data faster, employees can free up a chunk of that time for other things, says Caroline Dangson, an analyst at the firm.Yet even if they can make a good business case for a network, some managers hesitate to introduce one because they fear that staff might use it to broadcast politically incorrect comments.
The paper said Harris is known for "brash, politically incorrect comments".
Just in the last few days has the U.S. media started to report on Santorum's incorrect comments.
Peter Hoekstra was questioned earlier this month on the Dutch news program "Nieuswsuur" on his incorrect comments that Muslim militants had created dangerous "no-go zones" in the Netherlands, and that cars and politicians were "being burned".
There's been a lot of noise regarding this year's Republican presidential candidates who have come out with bullish, offensive, and politically incorrect comments towards fellow running mates, the media, even the voters themselves.
