Sentence examples for more correctly be from inspiring English sources

They should more correctly be identified as people who had never been tested for sleep apnea.

Rather than be remembered as a display of outstanding goalkeeping, last night's match should more correctly be remembered as an exhibition of dire finishing.

The commercial "nanoparticle" suspensions were shown, by scanning electron microscopy and electron dispersive spectroscopy, to have a size range outside that required for classification as nanoparticles and should more correctly be characterized as microparticles.

Concurrently with the Classic Period of the Maya, the peoples of Mexico were also developing a written language, which was not as highly sophisticated as that of the Maya and could more correctly be called picture writing.

I was also briefly fooled by 32 Across's "Kind of arrest", wanting it to be CITIZEN (although it would more correctly be CITIZEN'S), but instead we have the somewhat morbid CARDIAC.

But, in truth, it should more correctly be perceived as John Lennon to Paul McCartney, or Keith Richards to Mick Jagger – much less pretty, far less accessible and a lot spikier, but you know which one you'd rather have a pint with.

But Rastafari, as it's more correctly known, is a movement with a complex belief system.

The timelines when these layers "appear" or more correctly "can be imaged" varied considerably and are obviously a function of the resolution of the currently available devices.

Seems Kahva can more accurately (read: "correctly") be described as a vacuum coffee maker.

The p-value for a team identifying two or more proteins correctly is 0.11, as described in the Introduction.

The Somerset Levels (or Somerset Levels and Moors as they are less commonly but more correctly known) are a sparsely populated wetland area of central Somerset, between the Quantock and Mendip hills.