Sentence examples for crucial corrective from inspiring English sources
"Jinny ends on a much more positive note than Look Back in Anger," says Brigham, who points to the paucity of working-class women's voices on our stages and sees Jinny as a crucial corrective.
Dirty, rich, and Rabelaisian, it's a crucial corrective to the rarefied dolor for which directors prize her — no wonder, for her face is milk pale and schooled for sorrow, like a Madonna's.
From Good Will Hunting to The Sopranos, film and television now praise this crucial corrective to the old ways of writing history.
This is a very important corrective.
Worse, though corrective government action is crucial, sound policy cures have not been forthcoming.
The student participants regarded critical (corrective) feedback as a crucial component of fieldwork education and appreciated a balance between positive (confirmatory) and critical (corrective) feedback.
Although periodic audits may be useful to detect common errors and guide corrective actions, it is crucial to get the computerized physician order entry system and set-ups correct before implementation.
It may seem counterintuitive, but corrective sell-offs can be crucial to the longevity of a bull.
The "corrective" qualification is important.
Artistic director Angelina Alessendre teaches ballet, tap and modern, and a crucial point of the training, she says, is the corrective effect dance can have on the posture of a person with Down's.
Self-government still plays a crucial role in government, though, and Lipsius recommends a course in Stoic ethics as the best corrective for bad leadership (see Papy 2004).
