Sentence examples for more correct or from inspiring English sources

He proposes to replace various local signs that are written in poor English ("Don't Forget to Carry Your Thing," for example) with more correct or idiomatic versions.

The result of this intervention of philosophy into politics would not be "truer" concepts, but ideas that were more "correct" or "right" in both the normative and positive senses of these words.

Undoubtedly an NFL draft guru, why didn't he get more correct or closer to correct?

We tried to find expressions that did not imply that some answers might appear more correct or acceptable than others.

Nearly all responses contained multiple ideas (see Table 3), some of which are more "correct" or relevant than others.

The CRIS Stakeholder and Caldicott committees agreed by consensus that a breach would be constituted by 3 or more correct PIs, or 3 or more misspelt but strong potential PIs, either in a single note or in a series of notes for a single individual.

The session was terminated when the pig had reached 85% or more correct responses in 5 blocks or when the pig had completed 8 blocks; thus, the number of trials per session varied between 100 and 160 trials.

In 1890, when someone discovered that the term Philalethea was not proper Greek, the group changed its name to the more correct Philaletheis Society or Phil for short.

Training continued until a criterion of 270 or more correct responses over five consecutive sessions (90% or greater correct) was reached.

Training continued with daily sessions of the 60 problems until a criterion of 270 or more correct responses over five consecutive sessions (90% or greater correct) was reached.

If you end up with a fraction as a top number (3.5/4), just multiply both sides of the time signature by 2 or the fraction's denominator for a more correct time signature (7/8 or 14/16).