Sentences with phrase «occasional typo»

Not that the occasional typo bothers me, but, being a freelance editor and proofreader (yes, there is a difference), I find that more than two or three in a post and I take off my «interested reader» hat and put on my «eagle - eyed editor» hat without even thinking about it.

I don't mind an occasional typo or two (I'm sure I've done plenty of those myself), but when I read something like: «Wuth Coqualan playing along size cazorla», or «More Over we mist not disturb wining formulae at all» my brain starts hurting.

Toward the end of the game, the occasional typo or lack of clarity in puzzle directions and hints left me wondering if some puzzles had gotten the rush job on the editorial process.

There are occasional typos, including the hilariously goofed misspelling of «English Localization'text in the credits as «Engrish Localization».

(aside from the occasional typo, another mistake I unfortunately see too often is «GTX 940MX» when the actual model name is GeForce 940MX)

A proofreader might find a missing word or quotation mark or the occasional typo.

That said, the occasional typo is to be expected, and don't be too hard on yourself if you have one or a few.

One would think it would be a breeze to write with perfection, but, after reading it 100 times, there were gramatical errors and the occasional typo I did not pick up, but my s / o did.

While we may fix the occasional typo, if you send us material that is shot through with errors, we will reject it.

I don't think many readers mind the occasional typo.

But, if the story is good, an occasional typo doesn't spoil that for me precisely because it happens so often in mainstream novels.

Even editors I've paid for have missed the occasional typo.

Sometimes bound books have signatures missing or misplaced, or whole sentences or paragraphs repeated — let alone an occasional typo or the use of the wrong character's name.

I can forgive many things in a book if I so please — stilted language, poor pacing, logical errors, uneven style, even the occasional typo.

Freedom to write what I want is a great thing, even if it comes with an occasional typo.

People may forgive the occasional typo in other documents that are not related to your job search, but your resume must be completely free of errors.