正确性
1. " Political correctness has gone a little bit too far, " he told the BBC.
2. Over the centuries its grammar has become progressively simplified and increasingly open to dialectal modification, so that grammatical " correctness " is often variable or uncertain.
3. This began with the 1905 law and grew into a kind of political correctness that made bringing religion into public affairs a major taboo.
4. While renouncing the trite methods of preaching on ideological correctness, the younger generation became weary of all teachings on public ethics.
5. Perhaps there's another attraction of the " way of afternoon tea " - it retains a sense of fun and creativity amid the ritual and correctness.
6. Political correctness is still the justification that some authorities use when they feel it necessary to ignore the interests and rights of residents.
7. Evoking unpatriotic implications is the surest way to enhance one's own image of moral correctness and at the same time sell papers.
8. The political correctness that enjoys a tacit consent among the Western public is also a restraint on the expression of public opinion.
9. The award carries the implication that your achievement is above the froth of political correctness or power politics.
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10. The Chinese government is always against nationalism and has always done its best to guide it toward correctness.
noun
1. conformity to fact or truth
Synonym: rightness
2. correctness
2. the quality of conformity to social expectations