Sharpton said that if the tape was not incorrectly spliced, Thomas had to apologize.
Not incorrectly, Flaubert believed that most of the public discourse of his time consisted of lies.
My sister-in-law pointed out, not incorrectly, that I might be suffering a midlife crisis.
Puritans argued (not incorrectly) that Christmas represented nothing more than a thin Christian veneer slapped on a pagan celebration.
Podberiozkin proudly (and not incorrectly) pointed out that since 1991 Yeltsin himself had gradually jettisoned a purely Western democratic outlook and taken on nationalist trappings.
In my case, it's 'Tiddles Mills', a nom de sexe which suggests (not incorrectly, as it happens) that I'm probably best left to make the tea.
Long before Letterman labelled himself Oscar the Grouch, Cher famously called him an "asshole," sensing, not incorrectly, his bias against her kind of glitz.
It's as strong a return as you'd expect from a show that's been, not incorrectly, described as the gold standard show on US telly.
Lamb chops (not incorrectly listed as lamb champs) are exhibit A. The five soft, succulent herb-seasoned chops arrived at the table still sizzling on a skillet.
Such breaks are probably one reason that so many people feel as if their own taxes are such a burden: they have a sense, and not incorrectly, that others are benefiting from tax breaks unavailable to them.
However many of Mr. Pearl's colleagues are pursuing Enron and Oruzgan, the White House is betting, not incorrectly, that the overall news culture is swinging back to its pre-9/11 bias -- which is resolutely in favor of fun.
