Sentence examples for corrective words from inspiring English sources

We'll probably hear some soothing, corrective words from S-E and LG over the next week.

[Unfortunately, the corrective words are not emanating from Republican ranks.].

It is a "gripping and corrective book".

Then a gavel comes down and the words "corrective action" are superimposed on the screen.

It was not hard subsequently to present the 80s as an improvement, or at worst, a painful but necessary corrective – "inevitable" in Blair's words.

His observations are sharp and his book is a useful corrective to those who associate the word "manufacturing" with "decline".Global industrial output was 57 times greater in 2010 than it was in 1900.

In other words, they were expected to take corrective action to avoid feeling bad again.

In the run-up to health care reform he did not mince words over his belief in the dire need for corrective action in the U.S. health care system.

An early example of a nonboosting approach for the reduction of word error rate is [21], which employed a "corrective training scheme".

Ryder in particular, with his crude, encrusted surfaces, awkward figures and visionary eccentricity, appears out of step with his times, unless one accepts the contention that his art was, in the words of the catalog's author, Elizabeth Prelinger, a "spiritual corrective to the extravagant materialism of the Gilded Age".

He has tried to footnote that since, saying that he was just being realistic about "conditions," but, Obama said, that "corrective" didn't do it for him: "I took him at his word that that's what he meant, and I think that a lot of voters inside of Israel understood him to be saying that fairly unequivocally".