Sentence examples for book correct from inspiring English sources

The potential law changes could help a book correct a risky imbalance when patrons overwhelmingly back a certain side in a major event.

If you are among the dozens of people who interrogated, brutalized, and tortured him in Senegal, Mauritania, Jordan, Bagram Air Base (Afghanistan), and finally Guantánamo (Cuba) during the period 2000-2004, he would like you to read his book, correct any errors, and join him for a cup of tea, whenever that becomes possible.

Certainly this book corrects that impression.

But somewhat miraculously, the book corrects itself in the second half.

Marge (Plowright) is reading from Meg's book, correcting guessing the location she's describing is Sorrento.

"Meanwhile, the self-made Hamilton, a fervent abolitionist and a staunch believer in meritocracy, was villainized in American history textbooks as an apologist of privilege and wealth". Certainly this book corrects that impression.

This book corrects many of the errors of fact and omissions that appeared in Hammond's autobiography and includes well-placed biographies of the musicians he worked with and colorful details about Harlem in the '30s, the '60s folk scene and the jazz geography of Kansas City and Oklahoma City.

How do the new books correct that injustice?

His books correct common computational errors made across the range of social sciences, and articulate principles for data management and dissemination.

He recently used Adele's Someone Like You as an example of how the theories in his book are correct.

This book makes correct usage so cool that you have to admire Ms. Truss for the same reason.