Sentence examples for errors and misspellings from inspiring English sources
"It was an outrageous story, with grammatical errors and misspellings," Ms. Giovanelli said.
"My lifes work was stolen from me," Ms. Harley wrote in a copyright infringement complaint that was full of grammatical errors and misspellings.
Even her grammatical errors and misspellings are faithfully preserved by the adulatory Kukil, as if Plath hadn't been a living, vulnerable young writer eager to present her best work but a mummified goddess.
I can't tell you the times that I've answered an editorial email and made a dumb mistake – "it's" for "its", let's say – and received a reply that is itself full of errors and misspellings but which essentially says, "Oh my god, they let you edit dictionaries and you don't know the difference between its and it's?
"When REASON speaks of poverty, racism, the draft, the war, studentpower, politics, and other vital issues, it shall be reasons, not slogans, it gives for conclusions," Mr. Friedlander wrote in the first issue, published in May 1968 and peppered with typographical errors and misspellings.
Containing several grammatical errors and misspellings, the manifesto begins with the author stating that he was not raised in a racist home or environment.
Almost all of the magazine sites — 87 percent — corrected minor errors, like typos and misspellings, without telling readers of the change.
It looked up the album (correctly) but then rendered the song titles in some crazy-quilt dialect, complete with misspellings, grammatical errors, and overpunctutation.
The site pointed to many apparently counterfeit elements in the documents, like odd terminology, misspellings, grammatical errors and the apparent use of a typewriter.
Clinical language is characterized, among other peculiarities like misspellings, punctuation errors and incomplete sentences, by an abundance of acronyms and abbreviations [ 3].
One of the limitations of the study was that even when queries were performed with parsers, there were often misspellings, typographical errors, and abbreviations that can lead to a failure to capture all possible events (9 ).
