Sentence examples for the grammatical errors from inspiring English sources

When Stewart finished, one of the group said he hoped someone was going to edit out the grammatical errors.

Only 20 of the 100 entries could fairly be attributed to a failure in subediting - I included all the grammatical errors and homophones in this category.

Of all the grammatical errors Americans make, the fingernail across the chalkboard is using "I" instead of "me" as an object.

But for Forster, an unforgiving elitist despite his democratic principles, the grammatical errors committed by Bast's wife prove she is "bestially stupid".

It inspires (and requires) deliberately ignoring other people's presence, an oblivion that goes beyond just avoiding their eyes or pretending to be absorbed by the grammatical errors of the M.T.A.'s "Subtalk" ads.

Richard Howard's 1999 rendering of Stendhal's "Charterhouse of Parma" went so far as to reproduce the grammatical errors in that hasty writer's prose: you believe the novel was written in seven weeks.

Look for no hidden import in the grammatical error – except, of course, it has to mean something.

-Last line of page 1:"..individual protein domains, regardless "of" the... ........ Authors' response: The grammatical error has been corrected.

When I retired from a formal position that required my going to the office each day, I began a systematic study of the typical grammatical errors people make.

It turns out he writes a little, and what I see has none of the common grammatical errors that annoy me.

Again and again, I found the same grammatical errors.