Sentence examples similar to correct speaking from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, to the company's great frustration, a certain percentage of NatSpeak owners never used the "Correct" spoken command to fix mistakes.

Some subjects may have a normal memory capacity but have other cognitive impairments that lead to difficulties perceiving the stimuli or forming and producing the correct spoken response.

If something isn't possible or correct, speak up.

She corrected "Speak, Memory" in German, "Strong Opinions" in French, Nabokov's poetry in Italian, and then undertook a translation of "Pale Fire" into Russian after her husband's death.

As a final point, be bold when it comes to asking your tutor to correct your speaking.

The subjects tried matching the voices to the correct avatars speaking English and then an unfamiliar language, Mandarin.

Harold Wilson was correct – strictly speaking – to tell voters after sterling's 1967 devaluation that "the pound in you pocket" would still be worth the same.

But while this is correct, strictly speaking, it betrays the original: for English readers, "a praying man" is a devout individual, not an officiant at a religious ritual, which is what Chryses is.

But if the report's predictions are correct, then speaking of a "web economy" will soon sound about as comical as speaking of an "electricity economy".

Sir Norman Rosenthal is courageous and correct to speak out against it.

Once I glimpsed the staffroom Where they smoked and (if the novels Were correct) would speak of men.