Sentence examples for correcting them with from inspiring English sources
He was easily bored with the repetitious trials Dr. Pepperberg and her students created for him, and he could be condescending with the other birds in the lab, correcting them with a brisk "You're wrong" or "Say better".
The measured intensities were converted to the absolute scale (i.e. coherent macroscopic scattering cross section (dsum {(Q)} /d varOmega)) by correcting them with a standard silica sample with known Rg and I 0).
The important thing is that when the child uses another language, everyone rewards and encourages it, rather than "correcting" them with the primary language.
If you see errors in your neighborhood, you can correct them with the 'Report a Problem' button on the Maps info screen.
Teaching students her "Odes," created the year before, she corrected them with such barking ferocity that I feared she might bite.
The significance of these physiological changes was understood in 1905, but not until the 1930s were doctors able to correct them with transfusions of blood or plasma.
The main purpose of this project was to promote skills development by newly added as well as experienced staff, to identify areas of weaknesses, and to correct them with training (organized by the hospital, departmental, or individual) designed to improve performance.
One of the great things about having ideas is sharing them so that others can use them, or build on them, or correct them with their own countervailing perspectives, or energize themselves by saying, "That's so lame".
Lord knows that many times over the years, I've tried my best to show people the error of their ways and correct them with little to no success.
I'm sure the classes were really hard for you," and having to correct them with, "No, I actually got a 3.6 GPA, but thanks!" isn't super fun), but I'm ready to move forward with my life in Missouri come fall.
The implementation evaluation allowed us to discover problems in the initial implementation and correct them with a change in evaluation design and eventually in personnel.
