Sentence examples for overly corrective from inspiring English sources
The result was that marking their work became much more about how we had reached agreed levels rather than being overly corrective.
The finding in univariate analysis is likely to be related to indexing of EVLW with PBW, which seems overly corrective for larger - more likely to be male - subjects.
But Mr. Zinn's Marxist-inflected account of American history provoked the most impassioned debate in the site's comments section, with some commenters dismissing it as "absolutely atrocious agit-prop" and others praising it as a flawed but necessary corrective to the overly heroic stories that prevail in many classrooms.
The jury is still out on whether or not these apps will have the ability to filter conversations in a way that keeps everything positive and sans cyber-bullying, but these communities have been slowly evolving to be much more self-corrective and tend to "vote off" overly negative comments.
But in a new volume from Harvard University Press, two historians aim to set the matter straight with what they call both a neutral assessment of Roosevelt's broader record on Jewish issues and a corrective to the popular view of it, which they say has become overly scathing.
"Corrective action," she said.
Gradually, corrective measures were implemented.
My intent was corrective.
This needs corrective legislation.
