Sentence examples for is correct to point from inspiring English sources

But the IIF is correct to point out that the new rules will not be free.

That death camp, he is correct to point out, had been liberated by the Red Army some three weeks earlier.

Nicholas D. Kristof is correct to point out that President Obama's record on Sudan has been uneven.

Robinson is correct to point out that many of literature's great works are based, to varying degrees, on biblical allegories.

Amartya Sen is correct to point out the value of basic education to economic and human development ("To Build a Country, Build a Schoolhouse," Op-Ed, May 27).

William Easterly is correct to point to the crucial need for accountability in foreign aid ("Tone Deaf on Africa," Op-Ed, July 3).

Hochstein was correct to point to the dramatically changed US energy landscape.

You are correct to point out some of the more glaring examples of mis-issued permits.

Cap-and-trade's backers are correct to point the finger rightward.

William Safire was correct to point out that the Kerry campaign is using scare tactics to sway voters.

Gerald M. Levitis Mahopac, N.Y., May 9, 2008 • To the Editor: You are correct to point out that a temporary cessation of the gas tax is political pandering.