Sentence examples for is largely correct from inspiring English sources

George Osborne is largely correct in his critique of Brown's legacy and policy.

This version of events is largely correct, I think, and the movie tells it with exemplary clarity.

According to the Tax Policy Center, he is largely correct, as the chart on the left shows.

Mark Lawson's habitual introduction of "the critic and poet Tom Paulin" on BBC2's Newsnight Review is largely correct - Paulin has also been a respected academic for 30 years.

And Mr Wieseltier is largely correct that for moral questions data is of little to no value, that Mr Silver's positivism is itself a "prior" and that Mr Silver's "distinction between analysis and advocacy is a little innocent".

Modern evolutionary biology is largely correct in its essentials, but still has open questions for active scientific research.

He was largely correct.

Mr. Gore was largely correct.

In describing the role of America's regional allies in Syria, Biden was largely correct.

"In retrospect, I have to admit I think the critiques are largely correct," he said.

The center's forecast for the past mild winter was largely correct, except for frozen New England.