Sentence examples for a sort of corrective from inspiring English sources

Though apparently the only segment outrageous enough to get scrapped on the editor's chopping block -- some have suggested, based on the rest of his piece that he is advocating for a sort of corrective rape of lesbian soldiers -- what remains of Rehyansky's writing is overflowing with other strange and offensively-worded arguments against gays in the military.

A: Sort of.

So she imagined they were putting into him a sort of liquid mortal sadness, a corrective against a dangerous abundance of faerie joy.

But traders and analysts said that computer-related shares were ready for some sort of corrective bounce.

Of course, this meant that blacks were deserving of punitive treatment, and in no way worthy of the sort of corrective measures that might begin to rectify hundreds of years of slavery and nearly a century of Jim Crow.

Into this very different context, two accounts of Israeli history take us back to a more traditional Zionist narrative, a kind of corrective to the corrective.

His work is a kind of corrective, a dissection of the human condition.

You could say that the gallery's inclusion is a kind of corrective.

Biographies, when they matter, can act as a kind of corrective to the subject's boorishness.

It is meant as a kind of corrective, an attempt to shift course.

The use of beatings as a form of corrective behaviour remains a serious problem in Romania.