Sentence examples for what is corrected from inspiring English sources

The main goal of Kuhn's Structure was to challenge the idea of scientific progress as cumulative, according to which what is corrected or discarded in the course of scientific advance is that which was never really scientific in the first place, and Kuhn used incommensurability as the basis of his challenge.

People use a dictionary to find out what is correct, and what is incorrect, he said.

This Hedda is always painfully aware of what is correct in her society.

The Times will not publish one if it cannot determine what is correct.

If we don't care about what is correct, how can the reader care or trust what we publish?

This renders the concept of what is "correct" more than a simple matter of right and wrong.

"So we keep searching for photographs and talking to people to find out what is correct," Ms. Zitter said.

Why not change geography, chronology and the laws of physics to suit The Times's views on what is correct?

This was cited as a correct example; however, I was told that what is correct is the construction I am using in this sentence.

What is correct in a tweet might not be in an essay; no single register of English is right for every occasion.

I don't want to appear to be ignoring their actual marriage, but neither do I want to overstep the bounds of what is correct.