Sentence examples for corrective of from inspiring English sources

Which brings us to the most potent corrective of all: flattery.

But no corrective of American economics can be color-blind while creating equality for people of all races.

Thus, in 1970s east London, Roots provided a limited corrective of sorts for both black and white.

Thomas Jefferson advised that "elective government" is "the best permanent corrective of the errors or abuses of those entrusted with power".

This may sound like an optimistic rationalism, but the corrective of negative theology and philosophy was also present in the mind of Aquinas.

Perhaps serving as a moral corrective of sorts, it was often followed by some Bible studies: "By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down/Ye-ah we wept, when we remembered Zion".

In South Africa two weeks ago a massive march in Soweto said no to the epidemic of "corrective rape" of lesbians.

This study suggests that virtual 3D planning of corrective osteotomies of radial malunions ameliorates alignment.

Computer-assisted preoperative planning may optimise the results of corrective osteotomy of the radius.

Slotplates were specifically designed to meet the special requirements of corrective surgeries of the facial skeleton.

Further, the use of corrective form of kernel approximation eradicates the inherent particle deficiency at the interface and solid boundary.