Sentence examples for seen as incorrect from inspiring English sources

This claim, though now seen as incorrect, had come in from an intelligence source thought at the time to be reliable, while the dossier was being compiled.

Perilesional oedema was well seen as early as 15 hours post injury, suggesting that some previous estimates of temporal evolution of this process may have been incorrect [ 1].

"Minority rights are seen as politically incorrect," he said, as he shepherded a visitor through several homeless settlements for whites last week.

If a Republican were to suggest that the districts be unpacked, there was little doubt they could have been seen as politically incorrect or simply racist.

Ms Williams said some Christians were frightened because their tone can be seen as politically incorrect.

Female genital mutilation is not being properly tackled in the UK as police and social workers are afraid of being seen as politically incorrect, MPs say.

"People wrestle with guilt about indulging in all kinds of pleasures, like going shopping or eating at expensive restaurants; that's seen as politically incorrect," she says.

A feminist Jew, a wise Latina woman, and a Harvard Law dean walk into a bar... Thirty years ago, that would have been the opening of what would now be seen as a politically incorrect joke, the bar a place to drink rather than an entry into the practice of law.

(Professor of paediatrics and co-author of report) A professor of preventative and curative healthcare for children, who was interviewed by telephone, confirms this: We talked about screening the population at risk but this was such a sensitive subject: it was considered discrimination and was seen as politically very incorrect, even if it was used as positive discrimination.

With regard to the information provision to patients, the barriers were seen as misleading or incorrect information in the media, time constraints within the consultation, information overload on the part of the client, information supplied with the product in language too complex for the client, and self-prescribing of CAMs through over-the-counter sales of these products.

to "accept" does not simply mean to "love" - it means you give true validity and fully embrace and support diverse sexual orientations and do not see ones sexuality as "incorrect" or "sinful".