Sentence examples for book to correct from inspiring English sources

And Random House agreed that significant changes were warranted in Jeffrey Toobin's "Vast Conspiracy," another Clinton book, to correct factual errors.

Even Keynes himself, by the end of the second world war, was considering writing a new book to correct and develop much of what he was unsatisfied with in the "General Theory".

The book was conceived by Andrea J. Buchanan and Miriam Peskowitz, who reasoned that "The Dangerous Book for Boys" left out half the world's children, and received permission from the creators of the boys book to correct the imbalance.

But if an editor begins to change substantial portions of the book to correct for diction, then the publisher may need to get the author's approval, and the book may need to be copy-edited again, and possibly even laid out anew.

It would take a book to correct all the misimpressions and faulty assumptions the songwriters poured forth to the Committee.

This important book seeks to correct the widespread notion of a "clash of civilizations".

Epstein's book sought to correct that narrative, as does the work of the Dutch social historian Maarten Prak.

After thirty years of reporting on the Vatican, Thavis, in this well-timed book, attempts to correct some popular misconceptions about the institution and the more than three thousand men and women who make up its administration.

The purpose of this book is to correct that distortion.

This revealed places where the conversion process had thrown up yet more formatting errors, forcing Diane to go through the book again to correct those.

Both books try to correct this irrational view of the world, reassuring readers that most of the hobgoblins by which they are menaced are unnecessarily frightening.