So consider me standing corrected.].
The normative dimension of meaning, ultimately, is to be found in the communal practice of relying on others and standing corrected (Wright 1980: 20, Hale 1997, Kusch 2006: 177–206).[20] However, arguments have also been made in the reverse direction, suggesting that the dialectic in fact is quite different.
Correct where you're standing right now maybe, but not out here.
"I think he believes that the color of his skin is what's needed to get to communities of color, rather than standing on the correct substance of issues," he said.
A neat flipping of the anti-German cliche and there were some nice answers, my favourite being that when Germans go to the theatre, they form a queue to get back to their seats, with everyone standing in the correct place, so that no one has to clamber over anyone else to get to their seat.
It's about being professional, standing up and correct it or it will be danger.
Plain standing radiographs showed correct alignment and no signs of loosening of any implant.
While standing in the correct jump position a metal rod of 1.5 m length was placed horizontally 1 cm underneath the subjects' buttocks.
This study extends Wii Balance Board functionality for standing posture correction (i.e., actively adjust abnormal standing posture) to assessed whether two persons with multiple disabilities would be able to actively correct their standing posture by controlling their favorite stimulation on/off using a Wii Balance Board with a newly developed standing posture correcting program (SPCP).
The teams took the field, the Antiguan anthem was played, and by five-thirty Ian Bell, the first English batsman, described in the program as "fluent and technically correct," was standing on the crease, tamping his bat on the pitch.
"That is, in the same relation to your shoulders and spine as if you were standing upright with the correct posture - and be tucked well into the neck and shoulder to support your head fully".
