Sentence examples for not so correct from inspiring English sources

He added that I would have a lot more fun writing about my travels (he was right about that) and would make a lot of money speaking about my travels to aging baby boomers (not so correct about that one!).

Not to say that I'm above this age of not-so-correct information.

Returning partner's opening lead is usually right in a no-trump contract, but not so often correct against a suit.

Even though I've lived here for some time, I'm not English, so correct me if I'm wrong, but that's more or less what these guys do, right?

Typically these counterintuitive arguments are delivered so reasonably you feel as if you've been not so much corrected as nudged into rationality.

But it is not so easy to correct a mutated gene in people, and gene therapy has seldom worked.

Re "From Delivery Room to Bedroom": I'm not a parent, so correct me if I'm wrong, but does any couple have great sex in the first few days after their baby is born?

"Cool It," Ms. Timoner said, was intended not so much to correct "An Inconvenient Truth," which raises the specter of devastation caused by climate change, as to temper its message with an appeal for practical solutions.

"It wasn't so politically correct.

To Hayek, the value that we hope to see realized in a marketplace is not so much that the correct volume of goods gets exchanged at the correct price.

I interpret your statement of "I am not so sure" as a correct assessment of the Liu et al. paper, which in its wordings does not seem to express the normal level of scientific insecurity itself.