Sentence examples for who correct from inspiring English sources

Well, it would be nice to have another wedding, and at least it would allow one to give a sharper reply to the surprising number of strangers who correct you when you say "my husband" rather than "my civil partner".

We've read the amusing anecdotes about grammar vigilantes who correct signposts by night, and the furore sparked by some UK councils banning the use of apostrophes in road signs "to avoid confusion".

But for Danish comic Sofie Hagen, that's not too different from the crap she has to put up with in daily life: from the Brits who correct her English to the men who expect her to be impressed by their self-proclaimed status as "chubby chasers".

The acid attacks came just before Iran's parliament passed a law Sunday that protects people who correct, or reprimand, both women and men who aren't obeying Iran's Islamic laws.

Donald Trump, the GOP and its supporters have set the United States backwards at the most inopportune time, and in the end it will be voters who correct course.

A tall, handsome Englishman was no one's idea of the small, American Kerouac's alter-ego but the people who work themselves into a fury over those details are the people who correct the Elf languages in Lord of the Rings films.

Don't get me wrong; I'm a strict disciplinarian who corrects him every time this happens, but the correction takes me away from our convo.

It was unclear who corrected Manuel.

Never marry a man who corrects you in public.

Evidently, she was the one who corrected the exams.

"There are so many of us," Ms. Marokvia once tells her husband, who corrects her sharply.