Sentence examples for erroneous remarks from inspiring English sources

Norwegians, meanwhile, are still seething over Tsunis's erroneous remarks about the Progress party.

Earlier Chinese state media warned that he should not repeat "erroneous remarks" about the zone.

Earlier, Chinese state media warned Mr Biden not to repeat "erroneous remarks" on China's new air zone.

They are sizing up a fickle president whose erroneous remarks on small issues cast doubt on what he might say on the big ones the future of NATO, say, or the Iran nuclear deal that involve war and peace.

An interview with the journalist Harold Evans on Aug. 1 included an erroneous remark he made about the distinction between his recent knighthood and the requirements for dukedoms.

Deborah Solomon Correction: August 15, 2004, Sunday An interview with the journalist Harold Evans on Aug. 1 included an erroneous remark he made about the distinction between his recent knighthood and the requirements for dukedoms.

For us not to mandate an apology for such biased, erroneous and offensive remarks would be as irresponsible as the remarks themselves.

A front-page article on Tuesday about elections for the board of the Sierra Club included an erroneous quotation from remarks made in 1984 by Richard D. Lamm, former Democratic governor of Colorado, who is leading a group of challengers for seats.

Correction: March 18 , 2004 Thursday A front-page article on Tuesday about elections for the board of the Sierra Club included an erroneous quotation from remarks made in 1984 by Richard D. Lamm, former Democratic governor of Colorado, who is leading a group of challengers for seats.

His thoughtless remarks reinforce the erroneous suspicion that conservatives are racists.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman, Bernard Valero, told reporters in Paris that France "strongly supports the Gazan population," and that the protests were based on "an erroneous attribution to Michèle Alliot-Marie, for remarks she never made".