Sentence examples for providing a corrective from inspiring English sources

Social media platforms are now providing a corrective, with some users suggesting the film isn't quite the anticipated disaster, and is entertaining for the younger end of the target audience.

The coders eventually agreed that when a teacher provides a corrective or evaluative feedback such as "very good" or "correct," then it can be considered that the dialog ends unless a follow-up question about the student's response occurred.

(3) Provides a corrective compliance plan, pursuant to § 262.6.

The machines could also provide a corrective emotional experience for those unfortunates in previous elections whom the voters rejected.

She says she especially wants to provide a corrective to the public unpleasantness being disseminated by bitter Markle relatives.

Miller provides a corrective — a biography of a biography — showing how successive generations, including Stracheyan, Freudian, feminist, and poststructural critics, remolded the Brontës to fit their own agendas.

Its team of on-the-ground, unembedded correspondents has provided a corrective to the official line that the campaign is, barring occasional resistance, going to plan.

The "pattern thinking" of Maori and Indigenous Australian philosophies could provide a corrective to the assumption that our values are the universal ones and that others are aberrations.

THOUGH pundits were quick to declare that the election of Barack Obama represented the emergence of a "post-racial" America, the macroeconomy has provided a corrective.

His book provides a corrective to the notion that Johnson's foreign policy consisted only of Vietnam, though it did consist largely of Vietnam.

We proposed a model of working memory in which recurrent synaptic interactions provide a corrective feedback that enables persistent activity to be maintained stably for prolonged durations.