Sentence examples for sort of correction from inspiring English sources

Within a year, most big print outlets had published some sort of correction.

Geriatric science has been allowed to take over and, really, decency roars for some sort of correction".

The plan was to make some sort of correction – although it was not immediately agreed by whom – and to somehow sideline Rippon.

So the visit acted as a sort of correction to what I thought the world was, but also a realisation that we had to put our own house in order and not count on other people to do it for us".

Hume remarks that this sort of correction for variability and distance is common to all the senses.

That can't keep happening when you have that kind of growth, it's followed by some sort of correction," says Saretsky.

Many used the occasion to fire away at the Op-Ed columnists who most displease them, but most were engaged by the question on the table: What sort of corrections policy should govern the work of opinion writers?Here's a sampling from those readers who took issue with my position on the subject.

I write in longhand, always have done, then type up later on, which is ideal, to my mind, because that way you make all sorts of corrections and additions in the process; it is an editorial stage.

"Any pretence that this is some sort of legitimate correction of an ecological problem is just nonsense," he said.

"Too many people are looking at this as some sort of historic correction," said Leon T. Koziol, an attorney representing the property owners.

Indeed, at his White House news conference on Monday, Mr. Bush went out of his way to offer the gentlest sort of public correction of his father's declaration in a call to him on Sunday that the capture was "a great day for the country".