Sentence examples for no one corrected from inspiring English sources
Happy hour had long passed when a first-time visitor to Dominie's, and to New York City, found herself gazing at a sliver of the Manhattan skyline through the window: "Whoa, you can see the Empire State Building!" It was, in fact, the spire of the Chrysler, but no one corrected the pilgrim.
As will become evident below when some touchstones of the genre are pointed out, such case studies may be classified in a variety of ways, and there is probably no one correct way to group the works of evolution by example: Some case studies concern the evolution of a particular species, evolution in a particular locale or kind of environment, or the evolution of a striking trait.
No one correct him, please.
How these terms are applied to the physician's advice or to the patient's behavior is dependent on one's frame of reference, and there may be no one "correct" answer.
(There is no one correct method, although the museum offers whimsical directions by authors with a Seussian sensibility: children).
Saying that there is no one correct way of drawing boundaries around the market is, of course, not to say that we can do without markets.
Our desire to include all critical components identified by schools stems from our philosophy that there is no one correct model for an inclusive STEM high school.
This perspective is characterized as "post-positivist" because it recognizes biodiversity as inevitably value-laden — there is no one, correct, measure of biodiversity to be discovered but many, each having different values.
There is no one correct way to manage a repaired flexor tendon; the specialist who does not understand how current techniques evolved is ill-equipped to design the appropriate treatment for a given patient.
There is no one correct answer to each question.
