Sentence examples for was perfectly correct from inspiring English sources

His perception was perfectly correct.

Hyman was perfectly correct in reading Wilson as the anti-type of the advanced sort of critic he respected.

It was perfectly correct therefore that the man of the match award went to Jimmy Anderson, the leader of England's attack, who had a wonderful series when he found his range after the first Test.

In this respect the hymn-writer Isaac Watts was perfectly correct when he compared time to an 'ever-rolling stream' which 'bears all its sons away'.

The people in charge brought it to him to decide and he believed this was perfectly correct.

He is perfectly correct.

The Interior Department is perfectly correct.

The farmer's explanation would be perfectly correct, rooted in experience.

I was with Pace; he has given a correct account of what passed; all that he has stated is perfectly correct and true.

There has to be space to recognize that in a big and diverse world, sometimes there are many "sides" and none of them are perfectly correct.

As these recent cases show, Menand is perfectly correct in noting that race remains an issue in the U.S. judicial system.