Sentence examples for brilliant corrective from inspiring English sources
But to Mamet, Hayek is the brilliant corrective to the evil of Franklin Roosevelt, who "dismantled the free market, and, so, the economy," and shares this dismal record with Nazis, Stalinists and other "Socialists".
It's hardly Mr Iannucci's fault: his new American series, "Veep", is as brilliant a corrective to the dewy-eyed nonsense of "The West Wing" as anyone could hope for.
This will come as news to many grandmothers.In this section Avoidable brutality Casino capitalism Grit and polish Très glam Winners and losers Jazz royalty Reprints"Her Brilliant Career" is a corrective, a hurrah for the oldies.
The chapter on the country's woeful schools is a welcome corrective to the idea of India as a nation of brilliant, job-stealing engineers.
Lynn Nottage's brilliant Intimate Apparel, which delivers the experience of a black seamstress, was a badly needed corrective.
"Corrective action," she said.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Gradually, corrective measures were implemented.
My intent was corrective.
This needs corrective legislation.
