Sentence examples for not set straight from inspiring English sources

She uses fake last names on her hospital ID's at the Harvard Medical School and, when she was moving a few weeks ago, did not set straight a passer-by who asked whether anyone had every told her she looked a lot like Senator Kerry's daughter.

The colloquial term for it is "lazy eye," but it's a condition whereby one or both of the eyes aren't set straight, and it wreaked havoc with the TrueDepth camera system.

If this does not set things straight, please explain what your goal is and maybe I'll be able to give you a more useful answer.

His correction did not go into the rights and wrongs of Chomsky's view of Srebrenica but set straight points not supported by the interview itself.

Sheers mistakenly asserts that the Mashona who make up the majority of Zimbabwe's population are nomadic (or if he is being deliberately disingenuous, he does not set the reader straight on the facts).

"Were the claimant and YMA presenting an image of monogamy to the world?" Jackson asked rhetorically before concluding: "If the [Sun on Sunday] publishes the proposed story, this will not set the record straight in any material respect.

If Agag had not set the record straight so fast there could have been a risk of potential sponsors turning away from Formula E and waiting instead to see whether electric F1 would make a better partner.

"You didn't set this straight with your pop?" Tiffany stared out a window.

So if we don't set it straight the building will collapse.

I left it a little while and then I had to tell him – and he thought it was ridiculous that I hadn't set him straight before.

I didn't argue, I didn't set her straight.