Sentence examples for was really correct from inspiring English sources

But everyone was really correct and fair.

"She was anxious to go to China to find out if what she'd studied was really correct," Mr. Dayton said.

By framing the validation process as checking the understanding of the reviewer against the understanding of the author(s), we introduced an intractable epistemological question: who is epistemically authoritative in deciding which understanding was "really" correct?

The results presented in these publications confirm that our simplified approach is really correct.

The RSPCA has condemned the changes, but to be fair to the BHA, with the limits still there, it's debatable if the welfare group is really correct to state "jockeys have effectively been given a licence to beat them [horses] with impunity".

There are students who come to office hours after each exam trying to get back points they lost by arguing why their answer is really correct.

It's no doubt thorny, but we also believe in some sort of accessibility and your view of prog music is really correct because you can't deny that Genesis and Yes and Rush have remained song-based music with a lot of hooks no matter how avant-garde the time signatures get.

What we should do, however, is to be skeptical, and check whether conclusions that seem reasonable are really correct.

Keep going through the exam in this process, and if you have time spend some ensuring that your multiple choice answers that you marked with a check mark are really correct.

So, when I said Sony has ended all speculation, I was really only half-correct.

If someone says she met her husband in Poughkeepsie and it was really Kuala Lumpur, the correct fact can be substituted.