Sentence examples for was clearly correct from inspiring English sources

In two cases the Xref assignment was clearly correct and the appropriate corrections were made to our list.

One, a first-inning play at second on an Alex Rodriguez groundout, was clearly correct.

Act Up was clearly correct in assuming that extreme provocation and street theater were the surest way to glean media coverage -- it was too exciting to resist -- even if it was scanty and often condescending.

The judge's instruction to the jury to disregard Serino's comment was clearly correct.

Work needs to be done on how more information can be disseminated but the basic idea of publishing far more information about crime and offenders is clearly correct.

Providing more liquidity into an economy that is experiencing deflation is clearly correct, but I don't think it will help much.

Then West would have had to play low smoothly, which is clearly correct but easier said than done in the heat of battle.

Cannadine is clearly correct that Matthew Arnold's "darkling plain... where ignorant armies clash by night," is receding, and his optimism is both refreshing and necessary.

The business leaders, academics and environmentalists warning that we need a major U-turn in UK energy policy (Government 'must change course' after climate pact, 14 December) were clearly correct.

When Prime Minister Abbott says that bushfires are a "function of life in Australia" he's clearly correct, but to declare so confidently that bush fires are not linked to climate change in the face of so much evidence to the contrary, suggests denial.

The decision point is manifest here: a need for the mathematics to be clearly correct (see O1, O2 and O3) directed this university mathematician to make "a decision to somehow do it right".