Sentence examples for see correctly from inspiring English sources

" 'Mr. Mayor, did I see correctly?

The sentence, the one we have yet to see correctly rendered in an English translation of "L'Étranger," should read: "Today, Maman died".

"I don't remember ever getting knocked out," he said, "but I do remember getting up slowly because I was dizzy or couldn't quite see correctly".

I saw his photograph of a shot Marine held on his feet by two buddies soon after it was taken during the Tet offensive, when McCullin spent 11 days in embattled Hue, but I had failed at the time to see correctly what McCullin does, that it resembles a painting of Christ being taken down from the cross.

Night blindness, also called nyctalopia, is the inability to see correctly at night or in poor light.

The modernists saw, correctly, that novel-writing, once an art, had become an enterprise.

At first I wasn't sure if my eyes were seeing correctly.

I refreshed the browser to confirm that I was seeing correctly, and the number jumped another $300.

"She is seen correctly as paving the way for my political career and those of many other women.

He promised to overturn an old social and political order that they saw, correctly, as dominated by a venal and unresponsive ruling class.

His comments on Hamas will be seen correctly as the start of an American public dialogue with Hamas, which is welcomed.