Sentence examples similar to was widely correct from inspiring English sources
In 1992 Quayle was widely ridiculed for correcting a 12-year-old New Jersey schoolboy's spelling of potato – "You've almost got it … but it has an e on the end".
In 1992 Quayle was widely ridiculed for correcting a 12-year-old New Jersey schoolboy's spelling of potato – "You've almost got it … but it has an e on the end". It was bad enough that Quayle didn't know how to spell potato, yet his graver offence was amending the efforts of someone who did – an act that seemed a symptom of a larger misplaced confidence.
Afterward, Trump was widely criticized for not correcting the man, for not acting, in fact, as that "loser" John McCain had, in 2008, when a questioner at one of his rallies described Barack Obama as "an Arab" whom she couldn't trust.
For multivariate analysis on toxicity endpoints, no biomarker was widely validated, so we corrected for age and gender.
Spence had raised concerns before the mission that the North Koreans could not have penetrated so far south, but was assured by Fifth Air Force controllers that the target was correct; the incident was widely reported in US newspapers but a public statement by Stratemeyer cleared the RAAF of any blame.
Since Poisson-statistics based RT models have been widely proved correct clinically, we used breast cancer cumulative Ipsilateral Breast Tumor Recurrence (IBTR) data in [ 6], which is from five randomized control trials of lumpectomy, with and without radio therapy in the early-stage breast cancer in our investigations.
Many of those problems arose well before Mr. Zhou became education minister in 2003, but he was widely criticized for moving too slowly to correct them.
Russian was widely spoken.
The result was widely predicted.
This solution was widely applauded.
