Sentence examples for like the corrections from inspiring English sources

For example: I remember being told I was supposed to like "The Corrections" — love it, in fact — but I didn't.

"Freedom, " like "The Corrections," is a microscopically close inspection of a loving but flawed Midwestern family.

A kiosk at the train station holds about 100 paperbacks, from Shakespeare and Dickens to modern favorites like "The Corrections" and "The Time Traveler's Wife".

But the panel has not yet imposed the population cap, and may not need to if legislative changes, like the corrections package approved on Friday, continue.

Almost unspoken of 10 years ago, it is now dealt with bluntly in memoirs and movies, like "Iris," and best-selling novels like "The Corrections".

James Wood, the very smart and very grouchy literary critic for The New Republic, has become increasingly exasperated with those enormous, encyclopedic novels like "The Corrections" that contemporary writers keep churning out.

I liked "The Corrections" better.

I grabbed this one from a paper about the ordination of women because I liked the corrections that were penciled in.

"A lot of us were so attached to our own little theories about it that we didn't like the correction," Ms. Gabbard said.

Himelsein: With Representativeness, we feel like this event "looks just like" the correction in February.

This might become clearer, if one separates in Eq. 1 the density from the rest: Open image in new window (2 which reads like: "The correction factor, to multiply the number density with, is one plus the average speed over some speed constant c1 plus speed variance over the square of another speed constant c2".