Sentence examples for erroneously credited from inspiring English sources

Some of these things have been erroneously credited to men who came later.

OBITUARIES An obituary on Wednesday about the actor Victor Spinetti erroneously credited him with a distinction for his work on movies with the Beatles.

A US man briefly became the world's richest person - with a wealth one thousand times greater than the GDP of the whole planet - after PayPal erroneously credited him with $92 quadrillion £600 quadrillion).

THE ARTS An article on Jan . 17about the ABC show "Scandal," in which Kerry Washington became the first African-American female lead in a network drama in almost 40 years, referred incorrectly to the show "Julia" and erroneously credited its star, Diahann Caroll, with a distinction.

Manhattan 1961, the photo erroneously credited to Bob Krist; the actual photographer remains unknown.

The media has sometimes erroneously credited Shaughnessy for the invention of the T formation.

(Because he was known on the set of "Cuckoo's Nest" by his time-honored nickname, Deaner, the film erroneously credits him as Dean R. Brooks).

Secretary Fall, whom Mr. McCartney erroneously credits as the inspiration for the term "fall guy," became the first cabinet member to be convicted of a felony and died in disgrace.

John Bolton, Trump's national security adviser, tweeted the photo Saturday, appearing to erroneously credit Merkel's spokesman Steffan Seibert with snapping the photo.

Analysis by the Society for American Baseball Research found that Maris had erroneously been credited with a run batted in during a game July 5 , 1961 the run, in fact, had scored on an error, as was reported in five published accounts of the game and in the Yankees' play-by-play sheets.

Pictures were credited erroneously in some copies last Thursday with an article about health-care institutions that reproduce small-town environments for people with memory loss.