Sentence examples for repeatedly corrected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dahlan is an accomplished and cautious politician, who conducted an interview in Arabic but then repeatedly corrected an interpreter's English translation.

Since its creation, she said, "this system has been repeatedly corrected, renewed and perfected, but had never been subject to qualitative perestroika".

I only really began to learn Mandarin when I dedicated myself to private sessions with teachers who repeatedly corrected my mistakes and made me speak in full sentences, never single words.

Another statement she made was about Becca's being 12 years old and then was repeatedly corrected.

"Japanese-American," Lupita repeatedly corrects them.

If someone is required to adopt a new posture due to a new skill or job where pain or discomfort is a feature, maintaining awareness and repeatedly correcting it can ease discomfort.

The transcript showed detectives repeatedly correcting, if not coaching, Mr. Washington when he offered erroneous details, such as misidentifying the crime scene, confessing at first to stabbing the victim twicewhen her body bore 38 wounds, and identifying the victim as black.

In repeatedly correcting the President and enumerating his own (often bogus) policy prescriptions in neat bullet points, the Mittster gave the impression that he has a better command of the issues, and a much clearer view of what needs to be done.

The approach is to minimize the difference between measured and computed displacement fields and external forces applied to the specimen by repeatedly correcting the material parameters in a chosen constitutive model.

In the clip, he repeatedly corrects the women's pronunciation of Italian words.

Due to the prompt and direct involvements of end user/client (on a functional level), with good governance model, the way of working can further facilitate the prompt response coming from professional designers, and to some extent it can also mitigate the suffer for designer to repeatedly correct errors due to the lack of effective communication between the end user/client and designer.