Sentence examples for erroneous quote from inspiring English sources
"This spectacularly erroneous quote has been cited innumerable times to underscore ongoing public health problems caused by antibiotic-resistant and emerging infections," the authors wrote.
"This spectacularly erroneous quote has been cited innumerable times to underscore ongoing public health problems caused by antibiotic-resistant and emerging infections,'' the authors wrote.
[Correction: This article has been updated to remove an erroneous quote.].
And the facts, they are stupid things (Reagan said this in an erroneous effort to quote John Adams, who said the facts are stubborn things).
The clerics and seminary students should prepare to enter this field and fight against deviations and erroneous thoughts," Khamenei was quoted as saying by his website.
One has to conclude that the above quoted paragraph is erroneous reporting of all five references.
Correction: August 4 , 2002 Sunday An article last Sunday about new office buildings in Hoboken, N.J., included an erroneous figure for ferry trips in a quoted comment on the city's concentration of mass transit.
Correction: December 23, 2000, Saturday The Political Briefing column on Dec. 10, quoting an account from The Boston Globe, included an erroneous paraphrase of dialogue from the movie "Key Largo," in which the character Johnny Rocco boasts of his power over politicians.
Press in the Middle East and neighbouring countries reacted with confusion over al-Akhbar's erroneous trail of the interview, while one Russian newspaper quoted military sources as saying that deliveries of the missile system would not start until next year at the earliest.
Correction: December 1 , 2002 Sunday A picture caption last Sunday with an article about the frequent quoting of Bob Dylan lyrics by politicians carried an erroneous credit.
THE SCRIPT The ad begins with a man's emphatic voice reading quotes that appear on screen — "over the top," "erroneous," "out of context" — to describe the anti-Obama ad.
