Sentence examples for rectify's from inspiring English sources

It's a frustrating dynamic that has haunted other dramas without cowboys or zombies—"The Leftovers" and "The Americans" come to mind but "Rectify"'s reputation for difficulty is misleading.

Speaking of that Sundance Channel show, "Rectify's" first season was six hours long, "The Fall" is five hours and "Top of the Lake" was a seven-parter.

Rectify's creator, Ray McKinnon, an actor and Oscar-winning director who is probably best known for his role as Deadwood's Reverend HW Smith, talked about the characters as if they're real people: "Daniel …" he said, and paused.

In the first episode of "Rectify's" debut season, Daniel Holden was released from Death Row for a crime that occurred 20 years ago (and his legal troubles aren't over: Ongoing wrangling about his case has occupied parts of both seasons).

Lewis Pullman, who comes across as a younger, more cheerful version of "Rectify's" Aden Young, plays the eponymous teenager, whose famous friends vary from day to day and offer him advice; Madonna, we're told, told him "to stay in school and always wear a condom"; he and Bill Gates talk about girls; Stephen Hawking is "smart on personal matters, too".

Let's rectify some names ourselves.

Let's rectify that next week, lest it become our version of Matt Damon getting bumped from "Jimmy Kimmel Live".

The deposed government of Muhammad Morsi refused to curb these subsidies on imported goods, thereby disqualifying itself from $4.8 billion of badly needed help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF .If the military-backed government is to rectify Egypt's economic woes, it will need the IMF's loans and the return of foreign capital.

Or he may be trying to rectify Georg Baselitz's early hero paintings with Sigmar Polke and Martin Kippenberger's sense of the absurd, as well as his own more academic background.

Whenever one pulls the trigger to rectify history's mistake, one lies.

Here, Georgina Howell seeks to rectify Bell's lesser-known status by producing a dramatic and detailed account of her formidable life.