Sentence examples for needs of corrections from inspiring English sources

However, there were some needs of corrections.

Hank's prejudice and suspicion are not simply mistaken attitudes in need of correction; they are integral to his character.

Until the middle of the 18th century, children seemed to be regarded as faulty mini-adults in need of correction.

According to this view, the build-up of dollar claims by foreigners was not a "deficit" in need of "correction".

Either way, they will serve as incitements to future projects - whether as lost possibilities in need of revival or missed opportunities in need of correction.

"You're in need of correction aren't you?" she purrs, before sticking the business end of her lit cigarette (in a Cruella de Vil holder) into his chest.

To be poor will from now on mean to fail, to be poor apologies for human beings, people in error, in need of correction not cash.

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.

These two women are in serious need of correction, as you can tell from the press releases they have been sending out promoting "Kelly and Lindsey Do New York: A Non-Lesbian Love Story," a show they have in the Midtown International Theater Festival.

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.