Sentence examples for were in fact correct from inspiring English sources

Even in more extreme cases where individuals said that they were certain regarding the accuracy of their answers, only 80% were in fact correct.

Following her full inquest, which took place on 23 July 2014, we now know that these initial reports were, in fact, correct.

Samuel I. Schwartz, a former transportation commissioner and a longtime authority on New York's streetscape, said he believed the city's bus stop signs were, in fact, correct.

If all claims made for him were in fact correct, his total could be in excess of 51.

Saudi officials later stated that the names of the hijackers were in fact correct, and that 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudi.

The U.S. EPA considered the likelihood that the studies and conclusions of Patterson were in fact correct, which ultimately they were shown to be (Denworth 2008).

And his edition of some of the finest of Verlaine's poems, "Romances sans paroles", which were the first to bear traces of his encounter with Rimbaud and were, in fact, corrected by Verlaine while he was in prison for firing a revolver at Rimbaud, is interleaved with 16 poems in Verlaine's own hand which were used by the printer.

"Unfortunately some American fans showed that @P_J_Willett was in fact correct.

Using very sensitive approaches, we now demonstrate that neither of these ideas is in fact correct.

So, I end up thinking that the gravity model isn't a problem for post-Brexit trade simply because I don't think the gravity model, as normally stated, is in fact correct.

An assessment of the fruitfulness and epistemological status of Dalton's atomism can easily be distorted if we are uncritically influenced by the recognition that Dalton's basic assumptions are in fact correct from a modern point of view.