Sentence examples for what is correctly from inspiring English sources

While we're beating ourselves with the authenticity stick, even the name's misleading: strictly, lasagne refers to flat, thin sheets of pasta – the same ones used in what is correctly referred to as lasagne al forno – baked lasagne, which, in the UK at least, tends to mean lasagne alla bolognese, or lasagne with a meaty, tomatoey sauce.

An e-desire is a motivational state that consists in a desire for what is correctly believed to be someone else's significant harm for an unworthy goal or for what would correctly be believed to be someone else's significant harm for an unworthy goal in the absence of self-deception (see Section 3.5.3 for more on self-deceptive evil).

Most people do not have special talents, and many of those who do never harbor ambitions to pursue what is correctly perceived as a difficult life path.

Ontology, the study of what objects exist, or what is correctly defined as an object for study, is more familiar term for biologists, having become incorporated extensively into systems biology and bioinformatics.

The dust jacket touts, indeed, the authors' access to 200 insiders around HRC in what are correctly described as concentric circles of trust.

What is needed to get most people to act morally, then, is mainly education and normative arguments, which will help them to correctly identify what is right.

"[Fashion] is what is rare, correctly proportioned, and though utterly discrete, libidinous".

Of greater significance is the flexibility afforded by the nonlinear heteroscedastic Gaussian regression model for a range of potential end-users, who may all have different answers to the question: "What is more important, correctly predicting exceedences or avoiding false alarms?".

One drawback of these tools is that they provide biological interpretations based on what is already known, has been correctly entered into a database, and has adequate search and retrieval facilities.

A contestant guessed correctly: "What is the tasting menu?" There are armchair gourmets, too, among the devotees.

The obtained state space model is then proved to both mimic correctly what is expected from logical perspectives and reproduce behaviors measured in clinical settings.