Sentence examples for correcting anyone from inspiring English sources

Third, do everything in your power to challenge the secrecy around this issue further by adding to this map, by posting videos of confrontations with private security guards as you try to use these spaces, and by correcting anyone who refers to these areas as "public space" or "public realm", because they are about as public as the Shard's lobby.

I politely corrected anyone who referred to my job as my baby.

The party went on as planned, though I corrected anyone who mistakenly called it a pig roast.

An abrupt, patrician figure, very definite, very English, she corrects anyone who offers a less-than-Empire view of the Falklands.

Just as he does now that he is a senator, Mr. Obama spoke then about his own biography — initially, Mr. Ogletree said, to correct anyone who assumed he had acquired his position with ease.

Proud of these hard-won victories, she would correct anyone who congratulated her on being in remission a word that, to her, suggested that the cancer was merely in abeyance, tucked away.

Her father, a former headmaster, corrected anyone who called the family "Grimes" by saying "it's singular, and we are a singular family", and Kitty revealed her own singularity and musical ear at an early age.

Don't correct anyone's grammar ever.

But I dare not correct anyone like that, because of the expected retaliation: some may be really aggressive.

After his playing career ended, he dropped the "e" at the end of his name, as he never corrected anyone if his last name was incorrectly spelled.

For years Al Guerrero, who grew up in East L.A., has made it a point to correct anyone who calls anything west of the Los Angeles River the Eastside.