Sentence examples for errors points from inspiring English sources

The Royal Shakespeare Company's introduction to The Comedy of Errors points out that for Shakespeare's audience "a work was good not because it was original, but because it resembled an admired classical exemplar, which in the case of comedy meant a play by Terence or Plautus".

The fact that we found little difference between the DRS CMFs and the SMRs, and between their standard errors, points to an important limitation of our study.

Although some teachers may chafe at having their errors pointed out, others will appreciate it.

A year earlier, they had proposed a three-stranded model, only to have elementary chemistry errors pointed out to them by colleagues from King's College.

"But, in the face of all these opinions and comments, I had to learn to enjoy having my errors pointed out to me, but not to be swayed too much by that.

Mr. Orr, who read Mr. Sitar's review but has not yet seen Mr. Logan's article, said he was troubled by the errors pointed out by Mr. Sitar.

Also for CBB, the errors point in different directions when we vary c.

Moreover, a proper set of conditions have been discussed to rectify the errors pointed out in Remark 3.2 (1) and (2).

Additionally, grammatical errors pointed out by the reviewers have also been corrected.

Writing in the Aug. 16 issue of Nature, Mr. Rawlins and Mr. Pickering said that a correction of the error "points more strongly to a different pair of stars," Thuban and Draconis, as the objects for alignment measurements.

In each of those displays there were flaws, periods of toil and error, points left begging and gifts given.