Examples of 'quite correctly' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite correctly"
quite correctly: This phrase is used to affirm that something is accurate, true, or done in a precise manner
How to use "quite correctly" in a sentence
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quite correctly
Perhaps this was not translated quite correctly.
Have quite correctly decided the issue of comparative hardship in.
The last sentence is not recorded quite correctly.
And quite correctly.
You understand obsession quite correctly.
A further problem that was quite correctly pointed out is that of the national intervention schemes.
This is evaluated through field visits and seems to be done quite correctly.
You take it quite correctly.
This is not dangerous at all and your appliance continues to operate quite correctly.
This time placing them quite correctly off set.
They had therefore quite correctly asked the applicant to demonstrate the source of these moneys.
The aims are just right and they identify the problems quite correctly.
She has noticed quite correctly that it would not be seen from Van.
The overall size of GDP thus appears to be determined quite correctly.
The court a quo therefore had quite correctly refused to make an order against Ajax.
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But the procedure, it has been followed quite correctly.
The Irish presidency has quite correctly identified this problem as one requiring priority action.
To quote Greta Garbo not quite correctly.
These issues will quite correctly be dealt with in the First Committee.
But that is exactly what it does imply, quite correctly.
He spoke grammatically, quite correctly but with a slight foreign accent.
But this is exactly what it does imply - quite correctly.
He did not appear to be standing quite correctly - something was wrong with his balance.
Quite correctly he writes of Islam in terms of power,.
The Cyprus question has been quite correctly mentioned.
The Iranians, quite correctly are calling this a major victory.
Colossal the Orders experience in this field, the game promotes behave quite correctly.
We understand that the Commission will quite correctly seek more funds this year.
I touched nothing except to check she was dead . Oh, yes, you acted quite correctly.
The reason for this decision is that NASA is quite correctly putting people before hardware.
All this is quite correctly designated by the expression “ Beings . ”.
When it happens in South Africa we quite correctly call for sanctions.
Has made smaller units more habitable, more interesting, more enjoyable . And Gary, quite correctly.
In general, the rapporteur has quite correctly recognised the situation in Afghanistan.
So, Mr President, you conducted business quite correctly.
The referee has quite correctly stopped play. A head injury.
Morning . He 's not responding quite correctly.
That letter was sent, as you quite correctly note, to the Prime Minister of Canada.
As Gérard Pierre-Charles, leader of OPL observed, quite correctly.
The report quite correctly comments,.
CHRISTOPHERSEN . - ( DA ) I would just emphasize what the previous speaker quite correctly said.
This is, as Matt quite correctly pointed out, the argument from ignorance.
Oh yes, you acted quite correctly.
As was quite correctly pointed out in the 1999 Economic Survey of Europe.
He 's not responding quite correctly.
Yes, I think this will be the only quite correctly planned hospital in Russia, ' said Sviyazhsky.
And David 's response was, quite correctly.
He was also described as "odd-shaped" and "not quite correctly balanced in all his points.
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