Sentence examples for thought correct from inspiring English sources

Last weekend, Ken Clarke was characteristically candid – and, I thought, correct – in his verdict that the prime minister "wouldn't last 30 seconds if he lost the referendum".

It is a cliche to say someone has the "courage of his convictions", but Einstein is a figure of great courage in publicly expounding views he thought correct and morally necessary when such positions were dangerously unpopular.

The distinction was made deliberately because it predicts differences that were thought correct at the time.

This conclusion, though disappointing, is, I think, correct.

I think correct handling – storage, cleanliness, cooking – is far more important for food safety than the date stamped on a packet of cheddar.

John McVeigh's Acis suffered a little rhythmic looseness and a general reluctance to keep up with Mr. Jenkins's quick (and I think, correct) tempos.

Mr. Olson supports the conventional -- and I think, correct -- view that the president wanted the tapes to help him write his memoirs and to protect his legacy against future Nixon-hating historians.

I think correcting that will be a big focus for Twitter in 2013.

Seventy-one percent reported that the description of symptoms was correct and 39% thought that correct questions or wordings correlated to their symptoms were missing.

This removal of ubiquitin from a substrate is thought to correct errors in the ubiquitin chain building process by ensuring the correct substrate, linkage, and chain length.

"I think that we did for the organization what we thought was correct.