Sentence examples for it more correct from inspiring English sources

But is it more correct to say that there were differences of opinion on basic questions?

Is it more correct to call it the dead-possum instinct?

Isn't it more correct to say Obama's plan is devoid of details? GEORGE PACKER: Not completely devoid.

Or is it more correct to suggest that it simply would have gone unreported, precisely because the language of character and morals can only be used to tell stories about unspoken categories like class and race?

But hiding within the comments accompanying Malady's essay, another debate — one that his article did not address — bubbled up quietly: is it more correct to say "on line," or "in line"?

I forgot who invented this game, actually maybe it is more correct to call it a simulation rather than a game.

All the same, Schrödinger's description has prevailed over Heisenberg's – not because it is more correct, but because it is more convenient and useful.

So, maybe hopeless is just another word for lazy, but I think it's more correct to put it the other way around: Lazy is another word for hopeless.

Those are impressive numbers, so maybe it is more correct to say that the 49ers' defense won the game, not that Williams let it slip from his grasp.

Or maybe it's more correct to say simply interpretation.

Comparing to the method of ASHRAE, example and other methods it provides more correct results.