Sentence examples for sense correct from inspiring English sources

As it proved, that consensus was, in a sense, correct.

Economists say that Mr. Obama and the Republicans are both, in a sense, correct.

Second, while some researchers believe that gerrymandering dramatically increases partisan bias and others deny this effect, we show both sides are in a sense correct.

In these circumstances, no minister needs to micro-manage the research agenda, and so David Willetts is, in a narrow sense, correct to say that the government is abiding by the Haldane principle.

So it turns out that my worry, prior to the talk, was both unfair and, in a sense, correct.

Heidegger claims that this everyday account is, in a sense, correct, but it provides only a limited "instrumental and anthropological definition" of technology (Question Concerning Technology 312).

Lastly, the rationality that characterises human behaviour is also captured here through a bottom-up Hierarchical Task Network planner that, along with common-sense, corrects misinterpretations to explain passenger behaviour.

British leftists fiercely believe they are right, in the sense of correct, but also in the sense of just.

The images soon lose all sense of correct orientation.

Here was a composer whose sense of correct and effective word setting verged on the uncanny.

But it makes no sense to correct cases of shoddy teacher preparation by throwing all pedagogical course work overboard.