Sentence examples for the correct text from inspiring English sources

Or, if the correct transcription doesn't appear in the list, speak the correct text again ("the ceremony").

Sometimes the lies are trivial as when he was asked about a line from his disastrous June 9 "green screen" speech, and then told the reporters who asked about it that he'd cut the line even though he delivered it and the correct text is available on his campaign's website but nobody in the press noticed.

December 25 , 1831Warsaw, Poland March 7, 1914 Christian David Ginsburg, (born Dec. 25, 1831, Warsaw, Pol., Russian Empire [now in Poland] died March 7, 1914, Palmers Green, Middlesex, Eng.) Hebrew and biblical scholar who was the foremost authority in England on the Masorah (authoritative Jewish tradition concerning the correct text of the Hebrew Bible).

We show that up to 69%% of the gazes are aligned with the correct text lines.

The correct text for the paragraph is as follows.

The correct text and figure is shown below.

When you finally exit the Alternates panel, Speech Recognition replaces the corrected text and learns from its mistake.

In an e-mail interview, Mr. Gillogly said that the corrected text, "layer two," is "intriguing but scarcely definitive".

An incidental consequence of the fix: in the novel's life-and-death climax, Harry's thoughts turn to his father in the first version but to his mother in the corrected text.

But Mother Teresa was a woman of few words, and Ms. Vardey needed all she could find for her book "Mother Teresa: A Simple Path," so she included the corrected text with a note about its origin.

The play was widely taken as a metaphor for US foreign policy – [Uncle] Sam dominating [Union] Jack – but, in a preface to the corrected text, the dramatist explained that, while she had always intended Sam to represent America, his victim could have stood for almost anywhere in the world and so she changed the second character's name to the more universal name of Guy.