Sentence examples for terribly correct from inspiring English sources

Neither represents the actual cilia resistance – they are boundaries and neither is terribly correct.

But now they seem terribly politically correct.

'The whole "woman wearing a thong on album covers" thing drives me absolutely spastic, and I hate the thought that we all have to be terribly politically correct and say that it's ghetto culture expressing itself.

Something is terribly, terribly right here.

Lies are terribly difficult to correct – a stark reminder to all involved in covering the events of our time that getting the story correct is always better than being the first to spread a rumor or lie that might never be fully debunked.

The process of correcting a terribly misguided system will not happen overnight, but must start somewhere and at some point and there is no better time or place than at the voting booth on November 4. I keep mentioning today because polling indicates that a large percentage of people do not even know there is an election.

Like a mother who is stern and correct, if not terribly affectionate, Jil Sander sacrifices a great deal to prepare you for a corporate world she finds coarse and potentially dangerous.

As clueless as her characters sometimes seemed, they were terribly clued-in, worldly and semiotically correct.

I'm terribly sorry that I didn't correct for institutionalised sexism while I was at it.

Harris is correct, I believe, that many Western leaders are terribly confused about the Islamic world.

Bezos made a statement saying all the correct and anodyne things, but he was not terribly revealing.