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Example sentences including '正しい'
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It seems that he believes what he said is right.
あの人は自分の言った事が正しいと信じているらしい。
You are absolutely right about his character.
彼の性格についてのあなたの見立てはまるきり正しい。
It's so easy to write good example sentences, that even if we accidentally delete a few good sentences in the process of getting rid of a whole lot of bad ones, I think we could drastically improve the quality of this corpus by doing a lot of deleting.
I'm not saying what she did was the right thing to do.
彼女のしたことが正しいことだと言ってるのではない。
Are you doing what you think is right?
君は、自分で正しいと思うことをやっているのか。
It is polite to open doors for people.
人のためにドアを開けてあげるのは礼儀正しい。
Either you are right or he is.
君か彼かどちらかが正しい。
Your English is grammatically correct, but sometimes what you say just doesn't sound like what a native speaker would say.
あなたの英語は文法的に正しいのですが、時々それがネイティブスピーカーのような言い方ではないのです。
I found the Japanese sentence weird, but since it was written by a native, I thought that it was probably correct.
変な日本語だなとは思ったのですが、日本人が書いたんだから正しい日本語のはずだと思ったんです。
You may be right.
君の言うことは正しいかもしれない。
He always insisted that he was in the right.
彼はいつも自分が正しいと主張した。
Japanese people in general are polite.
日本人は一体に礼儀正しいです。
She's correct for sure.
彼女はきっと正しいのだろう。
In my opinion, he is correct.
彼が正しいというのは私の意見です。
Tom might be right.
トムが正しいのかもしれない。
Let us suppose that the news is true.
そのニュースが仮に正しいものと仮定してみよう。
I am right for once.
今度こそは私が正しい。
One of these two methods is right.
その2つの方法のうちどちらか一方が正しい。
And it is right and natural for children both to have it and to show it.
子供たちがその意志を持ち、かつそれを示すことは、正しいことであり、当然のことでもある。
A scientist had to know how to ask the correct question and to state it so clearly that the answer would be, in effect, a definite yes or no, not "maybe".