Sentence examples for correcting anything from inspiring English sources

In fact, the only clue a curious investor might have that PeopleSoft was correcting anything was this sentence at the top of the transcript, which does not appear until the last half of the document: "Certain statements in this transcript have been corrected to reflect the intended meaning of the speaker".

On 28 July 1800, at the suggestion of Coleridge, he wrote to the chemist Humphry Davy: You would greatly oblige me by looking over the enclosed poems, and correcting anything you find amiss in the punctuation, a business at which I am ashamed to say I am no adept.

And sometimes the correction didn't correct anything, but relinquished hope once and for all.

He did not correct anything else.

Does he correct anything?" Ms. Hempel shrugged weakly.

I was shocked and I didn't correct anything.

I can't correct anything on the bench".

But he added, "If you can't correct SCID, you can't correct anything else".

The death penalty, he said, "doesn't solve or correct anything".

The thing that all the other English dons didn't like is that he never corrected anything.

It was not 'No, no, no' — it was really trying to understand, based on their analysis, how we should correct anything".