more correct

Unz would be more correct in a more resembling-normal political situation.

In principle, the more correct way to speak is the way that we should write—in complete sentences, grammatically correct, etc.

It would be more correct to say that matter is not bound by necessity than that mind is so.

This is the commonly received definition of law, and obviously, none more correct could be substituted for it.

Under Giotto, who was contemporary with Dante, drawing became still more correct, and coloring softer.

The first reproduction is in one important part more correct than the second.

It would have been more correct to say, they have a tendency to make us mistrustful of the integrity of the clerical character.