Sentence examples for is in need of correction from inspiring English sources

DuBose Heyward, who wrote the original novel and the libretto (with his wife, Dorothy, and Ira Gershwin), based the character on an actual figure from Charleston, S.C., and there is nothing sentimental or condescending in his portrait that is in need of correction.

I'll leave it to the reader to decide whether I or the cop is in need of correction.

Among the preconditions which are the deeper causes of the Reformation the following stand out: (1) Everyone agreed that the Roman Catholic church was in need of correction.

Under her leadership the society produced revised editions of older PTS editions that were in need of correction or in need of new translations, and the society also produced editions of other, formerly neglected Pāli texts.

In my book on Keats I'd been especially interested in exploring his life before writing; like several other contemporary Keatsians, I'd long felt that the popular impression of a passively suffering soul, languishing on a bed of lilies without paying any attention to the world around him, was in need of correction.

If you're needy, you must be in need of correction, the assumption goes, so TANF recipients are routinely instructed in how to improve their attitudes, and applicants for a growing number of safety-net programs are subjected to drug-testing.

Presbyopia is now recognized as a major problem affecting over a billion people globally out of which 517 million are in need of correction for near vision [ 3].

However, the conventional wisdom that repression "works" is in need of some correction, especially when it comes to the ongoing events in Iran.

Effeminate men and non-feminine women are considered defective humans, at best, and are considered in need of correction or punishment.

As might be expected, the texts in this old edition are often in need of correction; Teske has conjectured many corrections in his translations.

We emphasize that our purpose here is not to compare the various assemblers, but instead it is to demonstrate that all assemblers produce misassembly errors, which are in need of consideration and correction.