Sentence examples for partly rectified from inspiring English sources
Subsequent Oscar nominations for "The Help" partly rectified the color imbalance.
(He partly rectified the brand dearth at by bringing a bottle of Coke on stage to drink after he spoke).
No scouts have ever been enshrined, a glaring omission that would be at least partly rectified by honoring Gillick.
The prize has been haunted by that embarrassing episode, only partly rectified by special awards and citations granted posthumously to Ellington and other jazz legends like Scott Joplin and John Coltrane.
The imbalance will be at least partly rectified in another show, "Transmitting the Forms of Divinity: Early Buddhist Art From Korea and Japan," to open at the Japan Society on April 9.
That latter missive was itself a rebuke to a letter Abbey wrote to Bookletter, in 1977, in which he dismissed Wolfe as "the leading pom-pom girl of American journalism" — an insult that, come to think of it, he also partly rectified with his defense of cheerleaders.
England, on the other hand, bowled like drains at the start of proceedings and when they rectified that, at least partly, they spurned five clear catching chances.
Justice rectified, Gourcuff walked.
Both problems were rectified.
