Sentence examples for simple and correct from inspiring English sources

Her hard sauce is simple and correct: butter, confectioners' sugar, brandy, and more brandy.

It was a simple and correct change, said Fox, who added: "There were two people who had the ball and it ended up out.

The premise was simple and correct: over the intermediate and long term, investors are unlikely to outsmart or outperform the market, hence investing in the market as a whole at the lowest possible underlying cost would potentially yield the best results over time for the majority of individual investors.

Since the data on Ire1 32aa-440aa) are mostly similar to those of Ire1(24aa-440aa), the latter are enough, and the interpretation that human Ire1a comprises only subregions II-V regions seems to be simple and correct.

Also familiar are the excellent form-fitting seats and controls so simple and ergonomically correct they almost seem old-fashioned.

A simple and essentially correct explanation of the activation energy was suggested by Arrhenius, who pointed out that, for many reactions, raising the temperature by 10 °C (18 °F) doubles the reaction rate.

Complementing formal methods, Abadi and Needham's principles aim to guide the design of security protocols in order to make them simple and, hopefully, correct [M. Abadi and R. Needham. Prudent engineering practice for cryptographic protocols. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 22(1996–15, 1996].

As a wood element, he predicted that I like to keep my hair color and cut natural and simple (correct) and suggested a few tweaks: my long hair could use more movement with swingy layers and my natural dark brown color could be woven with rich red highlights for contrast.

Scott's advice is short and simple, and he corrects a few obvious errors.

But one expert said the problem on Thursday might have been something fairly simple and easily corrected.

Coded line work can be displayed on a cathode-ray tube and corrected with a light pen, but it is much simpler to check and correct the manuscript or finished drawing.