Sentence examples for politically correctly from inspiring English sources

"We keep having to speak politically correctly about it, saying Muslims are wonderful, it's just a tiny minority.

"I think all Tongans are related, aren't they?" said the former Kiwi prop Ruben Wiki affectionately, if not politically correctly.

There was a time when the ARU would have taken a different course, and not because it wanted to be seen, as some in the United States have argued was the case with the PGA, to be acting politically correctly.

"The point that I was making in that e-mail, maybe not as politically correctly as I should have, is let's not over-obsess or spend a lot of money dealing with customers with completely unrealistic expectations," he said, pointing out that the delay was due to weather and that the passenger was offered a $200 voucher toward future flights even though he had paid only $73 for two round-trip tickets.

I don't like saying things so carefully and so politically correctly that no one thinks they've said anything.

In the face of intense administration pressure in a country that's unusually polarized politically, they correctly decided to make sure their readers were informed about the banking-data surveillance.

She is personable, principled, straightforward and – if I read her correctly – politically centrist.

This should not come as a stunning surprise, but it indeed may to some people -- because of the massive failure to politically frame the issue correctly when the money was originally invested.

Irrespective of the apparent political risk, on this score, Palaszczuk has both acted correctly and taken the politically smart option.

Though a personal friend of President Bush, Armstrong has sharply and correctly criticized the war as politically wrongheaded and catastrophically expensive.

If I read him correctly, it began as a politically principled, righteous anger – the sort that can easily swerve into the self-righteous.