Sentence examples for is correct just from inspiring English sources

The representation is correct just if the space around the perceiver is occupied in one of those ways.

This approach is correct just in terms of formal qualification to meet the requirements of the statutory rules and give people confidence.

A language, for him, is just a pairing of sentences with the meanings they are assigned under this convention, and a theory of the language is correct just in case it entails this pairing.

Such a theory holds that a claim is correct just insofar as it is in principle verifiable, i.e., there is a verification procedure we could in principle carry out which would yield the answer that the claim in question was verified.

If you're not sure if your proof is correct, just write a few sentences saying what your conclusion was and why it is significant.

When their conclusions were tested in subsequent studies, they have been correct just 60percentt of the time.

Yes, that's correct: just around the same time the pope was drafting his first tweet, he met with Ugandan parliamentary speaker Rebecca Kadaga, who had earlier promised to level the death penalty for gays as a "Christmas present" to the Ugandan people (minus, one assumes, the Ugandans who will be murdered because of their sexual orientation).

Bush Administration loyalists say that their predictions about postwar Iraq were correct, just a little off on timing; pro-invasion liberals who are now trying to dissociate themselves from an adventure gone bad insist that though they may have sounded a false alarm, they erred "in the right direction" — not really a mistake at all.

If it's correct, just pay it.

For Obama's inauguration, it's 95MB, which at 21 minutes long is about 600kb/s if my rough calculations are correct, just fine for streaming.

The headline-writers are correct: Just because the TSA isn't funny doesn't mean it's not a joke.