Sentence examples for was basically correct from inspiring English sources

Although it was basically correct in principle, its operating quality was poor, and he found himself unable to interest film producers in its possibilities.

Senior United Nations officials said that while General Agwai was basically correct, they did not want to play down the dire consequences some three million displaced people face in Darfur.

Even Wolff's critics seem to accept that his over-all portrayal of a dispirited, demoralized White House, where many senior aides loathed and feared their boss, was basically correct.

Thomas J. Nardone, who supervises the survey of households as chief of the bureau's division of labor force statistics, said Professor Mitchell's approach was basically correct for short periods.

The official Chinese view, defined in June 1981, is that his leadership was basically correct until the summer of 1957, but from then on it was mixed at best and frequently wrong.

The tone of this report, including some silly side swipes at Unite (which was basically correct in its portrayal of life inside Shirebrook), amounts to a plea for the current board to be given more time to complete reform on its terms.

EB: That is basically correct.

Mr. Gore's numbers were basically correct.

The numbers are basically correct, but it is important to understand the reason.

Past practices must have been basically correct, in the US case, even ordained by Divine Providence.

Thanks to some statistical ingenuity and vague language, the MSNBC number is basically correct, according to MSNBC executives.