Sentence examples for think correctly about from inspiring English sources
claims, "The Greeks [i.e., ordinary people] do not think correctly about coming-to-be and passing-away; for no thing comes to be or passes away, but is mixed together and dissociated from the things that are.
For example, submicroscopic events, energy transformations, and the ability to think correctly about scale are biology TCs that may also be relevant for biochemistry.
Schwartz: Well, there is about to be a massive expenditure of resources in lots of different areas of current American life and Obama has certainly, and I think correctly, made a big deal about the importance of improving education.
They think, correctly or not, that it slows them down.
Healthcare was, I think correctly, controversial.
Mara Liasson of NPR put it, I think, correctly.
The authors (we think correctly) interpret this to imply a rather divergent piggyBac lineage gave rise to PGBD5 – however, there is no attempt to identify such lineages from sequence databases and use them to refine ideas about catalytic site conservation.
"We thought — correctly I think — that the only way the American people would know a great debate was going on was if the measure were not bipartisan," McConnell told The Atlantic, in 2011, speaking about his opposition to Obamacare.
Asked about the black armbands, Richardson, citing the ICC's spending on associate cricket, says: "I don't think that correctly reflects the situation".
