Sentence examples for more correct word from inspiring English sources

"Shun seems to be a more correct word," the grammarian explained.

Or perhaps, the more correct word is not "publisher," it's "aggregator".

The correct word is more damning, more reflective of the motives of the people in power.

Mr. Leno's Baker stands — and stands is the correct word — more than 7 feet tall.

Experiments results demonstrate that FCMN can ignore words without sentiment and pay more attention on correct words in a sentence.

As the currently used speech in noise test uses spoken words, and not digits, it is possible that correct word apprehension relies more heavily on the participant's command, of the language in which the stimulus is presented than would have been the case if the task merely was to distinguish between a small set of digits.

In other words, questions with more correct answers were answered less correctly by legitimate users.

The men's margin of victory looked more comfortable, which may not be the correct word choice considering that Powell was running the anchor leg for Jamaica.

We noticed that the improvement by word representation features was mainly from increased recall, which indicated that unsupervised word representation features helped to detect more correct entities; especially those did not appear in the training data set.

If they read only one word correctly and then looked ahead at the remaining words and said that they would not be able to read any more they would have achieved an artificially short time per correct word.

The word "tropical" when applied to aquarium fish is a loose one; more correct term would be "exotic".