Sentence examples for is totally correct from inspiring English sources

Tereza Nemessanyi, Startup advisor, Microsoft Ms Sandberg is totally correct – the women's movement is stalled.

And Gómez, born of a Spanish father and a German mother, is totally correct.

Alec Gordon London Janet Russell (Letters, 30 May) is totally correct in her assessment of the importance of women in protesting against fracking.

"He is totally correct," said Romário, while acknowledging that something might have been lost in the translation of Mr. Valcke's words.

On the other side, Ms. Ryan is totally correct when she says that "what's left unsaid" is crucially important; the inspector never speaks about reasonable suspicion as a basis for possible stops.

Frances L. Stelz Floral Park, N.Y., July 18, 2010 To the Editor: Re "Rome Fiddles, We Burn" (column, July 18): Maureen Dowd is totally correct in arguing that the "tradition" that only men can be priests can and should be changed.

Those people are totally correct.

They're totally correct on this.

In England's 2-2 drawithth Montenegro referee Wolfgang Stark was totally correct to send off Wayne Rooney.

Most often, after an investigation, we realized that the data was totally correct.

A theorem which states that the sum of the degrees of the three angles of a triangle is 180 would, however, be totally correct and generally true.