Sentence examples for correct history from inspiring English sources
You cannot correct history, he maintains.
He believed, as he told an interviewer in 1985, that "literature must correct History: History is general, literature concrete; History is manifold, literature individual.
WHEN school textbooks make the headlines in East Asia, they are usually cast as bystanders to some intractable old dispute, and related demands that children be taught "correct" history.
Now, in little more than half a lifetime, physicists have a confident, although not necessarily correct, history of the universe for the last 13.7bn years – with some amazing mysteries in the first trillionth of a second, when the universe was about the size of a beachball.
But for other retired officers, this was a chance at last to correct history, at least quietly, among one another, about all that happened during the convention, about the tales of police answering the provocations of Vietnam War protesters with billy clubs, about the damning conclusions of a commission back then that the police had acted with "unrestrained and indiscriminate" violence.
Even more interesting, when you pledge $10 or more, you get a nice "I'm Helping to Correct History" sticker.
Correcting history's snub is always a tall order, and perhaps as poignant as the film's tale of unacknowledged genius is the 15-year struggle of another musician, the first-time film producer Allan Slutsky, to make the film.
In act three we get a wrestling smackdown for the title of father of American popular song between Whitman and Stephen Foster, writer of songs including Camptown Races, which Mac, correcting history, ensures that Whitman wins.
The resulting work is often aimed at "correcting" history, as Mr. McElheny put it, sometimes addressing elements that have been left out — like the contributions of factory workers to design innovations or the roles of female partners of male artists in their work — through his titles or writings.
He criticized federal attempts to correct the history of racist housing polices through government programs.
"I feel like this is something great my life, something correct my history".
