Sentence examples for it would be more correct from inspiring English sources

"It would be more correct to say we have no answer".

It would be more correct to assume that there are always problems and limitations in the transcultural application of psychological measurement.

Spencer has been tagged as a social Darwinist, but it would be more correct to think of Darwin as a biological Spencerian.

But in fact he really never goes back to work again, so it would be more correct to say that he rests for all eternity.

It would be more correct to say that the men who shaped baseball in the 1850s and 1860s fashioned it in their own image.

It would be more correct to say that he had no professional life, since everything he did was personally done.' Actually, this is a rather good description of Michael Herr.

What would be more correct, however, would be to engage in a discussion of society's mores and values.

Motion estimation for SI would be more correct for smooth areas than edges, that is, less WZ bits are used for smooth areas.

And he gets in a good burn of his own: "We don't have to fear that Donald Trump is the face of the Republican Party, another part of the anatomy would be more correct".

(From παλαιος, ancient; cenome is from κοινος, common, as in biocenosis, and instead of coenome, which would be more correct, but with a rather awkward spelling; c.f. oecology vs. ecology).

Is there another context where it would be more appropriate for David Gregory to correct the record about what is known about Iran's nuclear program?