Sentence examples for only correct that from inspiring English sources

True to form, the club captain – and it is surely only correct that title is removed from him for good – was not even in the stands but this did not feel like a night for recriminations.

It is only correct that Hodgson is allowed some slack considering the problems he inherited.

City paid a lot of money [for Tevez] three years ago and I think it's only correct that if Milan, Juventus and PSG want him they should pay the value".

Crummell's natural rights reading not only corrects that idea so that the law ought to bend to pre-existing self-defense rights, but that those rights are inferable from our sentimental nature provides a corollary explanation of precisely why public sympathy arises at all.

"My experience up to now has been that judges only correct language that makes them look like fools," Mr. Thau told the judge.

7 4 8 19 (c) My instructor should only correct errors that interfere with communicating ideas.

He's only correct in that New Orleans's frozen daiquiris don't stick to the original recipe, instead utilizing every type of booze from cheap white rum to Hennessey, Hypnotic to (yikes) Everclear.

Particularly in experimental designs modulating the load level, analyzing only correct trials that might lead to statistical effects: in the current work, e.g., the number of correct trials decreased with increasing load but this load-related decrease differed between the different experimental groups.

The editors may not know that Hollywood High School still exists (Basinger apparently doesn't), but they should have noticed that she mentions there are 14 Andy Hardy movies on one page, only to correct that tally to 16 several pages later.

In his dissent to In re Winship, he analyzed the history of the term "due process of law", and concluded: "For me, the only correct meaning of that phrase is that our Government must proceed according to the 'law of the land' that is, according to written constitutional and statutory provisions as interpreted by court decisions".

Hence the only correct statement is that nucleic acids and proteins together self-replicate (each is catalytically linked to the other).