Sentence examples for told correctly from inspiring English sources

As an African Diaspora scholar, I recognize the importance of Africana narratives being told correctly.

We were told, correctly, that the bridge, designed by John Roebling, was completed in 1893, and that the Manhattan Bridge opened in 1909.

Furthermore, if the story is told correctly, your audience will remember you as a real-life superhero.

Spread across so many places, it's a phenomenon that the modern economic world has never seen, yet the story can really only be told correctly country-by-country through local eyes.

The incredible thing about bedtime stories is that they can bleed into your dreams when told correctly.

One of the victims' family members, the aforementioned Kay Martley, helped me stay true to my course by saying that she wanted her cousin Gary's story told correctly and she hoped I would do so.

That way, mobile node A can tell correctly whether mobile node B is forwarding the packet sent by it, by promiscuously hearing mobile node B's transmissions.

That way, node A can tell correctly whether B is forwarding the packet sent by it, by promiscuously hearing B's transmissions.

The majority of teachers could not tell correctly the effects of rights violation and discrimination on the growth and development of pupils in Basic Schools.

Even though patients were never informed of the actual setting of their stimulator, fifteen out twenty patients were able to tell correctly, whether the stimulator was turned ON or OFF, wherefore, the study is not truly double-blinded [ 7].

President Fernando Henrique Cardoso rushed to the north-east this week, having (correctly) blamed churchmen and the MST landless movement for encouraging raids on food stores (and being told, as correctly, that it was not they who invented hunger).