Sentence examples for professor correctly from inspiring English sources

Later, I was accused by the professor — correctly — of consuming his specifically forbidden knowledge.

The Columbia University professor correctly predicted rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels would lead to pronounced warming.

As Professor Wilmarth correctly notes, however, Congress instead enshrined them into statutory law.

Thank you for your extract of what Professor Whiting correctly described as a "most interesting" debate between Harold Koh and Ambassador Christian Wenaweser regarding punishment of the crime of aggression by the ICC.

Professor Nagel correctly saw the destruction of Presidential privacy as part of a larger trend, "a disastrous erosion of the precious but fragile conventions of personal privacy in the United States over the past 10 or 20 years". We are in the age of letting it all hang out -- and of rewards for exposing others.

"Evangelicals," University of Virginia religion professor Charles Marsh correctly points out, "preached for the war, prayed for the war, sang for the war, and offered God's blessings on the war".

But Professor George correctly notes that it risks opening a Pandora's box for relationships that most of us would say should not qualify as marriage.

And as Professor Jeannie Suk correctly pointed out, "If the topic of sexual assault were to leave the law-school classroom, it would be a tremendous loss--above all to victims of sexual assault".

The middle-base pairing frequency statistic, which as Professor Ardell correctly states is among the most ambitious metrics ever proposed for phylogenetic comparisons, has independent validity irrespective of whether or not we reconstruct ancestral states.

This is an interesting result that would require further research: at first sight it suggests that professors are correctly aligning their learning outcomes and assessment methods, and that the TALOE web tool identifies this alignment.

But if I understood the professor's point correctly, their recruiters had much in common.