Sentence examples for more correctly say from inspiring English sources

Or should we more correctly say murdering the child?

The Pew Hispanic Center says 80percentt of them believe the Census is a good idea, adding that "the foreign born are also more likely to correctly say that the census cannot be used to determine who is in the country legally [and] more likely to trust the Census Bureau to keep their personal information confidential" than Latinos born in America.

It has become more noticeable and more of a health problem, as you correctly said.

Because after President Carter said what Rick (correctly) says he said, he said something more: Only a true partnership between government and the people can ever hope to reach these goals.

"Justice League could be great if done correctly," said Cavill.

As Alexander Hamilton correctly said, "'monarch' is an indefinite term.

If the San Diego model is more accurate — say, correctly guessing that a region uses 900 megawatts of electricity on a hot summer day instead of 1,000 — "then that's some money" that will be saved by ratepayers, said Jim Blatchford, the smart grid solutions manager.

Or more correctly reappear.

Real Italians on television speak more correctly.

(That makes me, more correctly, a sucker).

More correctly, about half of it wants to be.