Sentence examples for question of correctness from inspiring English sources
Even more basically, the concept of ethics as a delimitable field of philosophy is itself Western, not Chinese, which problematizes even more the question of "correctness".
This talk considers the design of real-time software for Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and discusses questions of correctness and optimization for translations between different semantic models.
(They chose, apparently, not to tackle the thornier question of political correctness with relation to less straightforward gender identities).
It is not a question of political correctness, or of being nicely inclusive, or even of being properly representative.
On the wildly popular "Sex and the City," explicit and sometimes unsavory dilemmas are candidly discussed, while cable's "Loveline" features a panel of two unshockable young men who give witty, hip advice on questions of sexual correctness -- the more outrageous the better -- posed by attractively flummoxed young women.
White appended an essay to the manual, "An Approach to Style," which carried the question of usage beyond correctness, into art.
The question of what the correctness of an assertion consists in was not itself much discussed, although Dummett (1976: 77 8) is careful to distinguish between the case where a speaker makes an assertion on the basis of adequate evidence, and the case where adequate evidence is available, but the speaker makes the assertion without being aware of it.
Everything begets a question of political and ecological correctness.
Evaluation criteria included correct implementation of the interview questions, correctness of the patient information as well as interactional factors.
"One never questions the correctness of the decisions of the judge," he said.
While none of the London newspapers questions the correctness of Captain Amundsen's statement that he has found the Pole, there is a disposition to reserve critical comment until the explorer has told his full story.
