Sentence examples for say correctly from inspiring English sources
The Republicans say, correctly, that Mr. Obama aggravated the debt with the stimulus bill.
Chinese respondents were much likelier to say (correctly) that America is still top dog.
They say, correctly, that the tax wouldn't fall only on chief executives, investment bankers and the like.
"The thought of losing fans because of something I didn't say correctly made me want to retract everything," she says now, frustrated.
Christopher Clark and Kristina Spohr say correctly (Moscow's false memory syndrome, 25 May) that no written or oral assurances about Nato enlargement were given during the negotiations for German reunification in 1990.
She has, however, managed to teach me to carefully — and, I might say, correctly — interpret every bark, whine, ear twitch, needy moan and shift in posture, and to respond accordingly.
This, he said correctly, "borders on racism".
"No, it's not," he said, correctly.
They said, correctly, that it was uninviting.
Vargas Llosa says, correctly, that Puig was obsessed with film.
"Our college guys cannot compete with them," Watson said, correctly.
