Sentence examples for correct my language from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Christophe Ena/AP Updated at 2.50pm BST 2.47pm BST Dimitar Keller has emailed to correct my language skills (which seems a little unnecessary given the French GCSE I have at the top of my CV): "A col is, of course, not a mountain but a low point on a ridge (often between two peaks) making it the easiest place to cross said ridge.

To correct my loose language, I have edited the offending sentence, omitting "only," adding "hugely" and changing "beautifully made" to "beautiful".

Mr. Baigent paused and responded, "In that case, you are correct," adding, "I think my language was infelicitous, and I think I have to agree with you on that".

With enough people, you can make the room do almost anything: draw or describe pictures, translate or correct any language, factor enormous numbers.

To get it corrected, we may have to bring a suit in the Superior Court against the attorney general to correct the language.

The church hopes to correct any language problems by "co-opting the word... and promoting it to suit our own special-innerest group".

YW helped to correct the language of the manuscript.

The mistakes are not to disappoint but to correct his language ad are made by all.

This article has been amended to correct language inconsistent with Guardian editorial guidelines.

Hannah Verdier Barry Humphries (82) introduces a show in which elderly reporters explain 21st-century life to us: from swearing and technology to correct language regarding race.

Rather than see that silence as a "fault… to be corrected by language", he wants to increase it.