Sentence examples for erroneously named from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he conceived and drafted the erroneously named Monroe Doctrine.

A previous version of this post erroneously named Elena Panfilova as the head of Russia's Central Election Commission.

However, the taxonomic picture is clouded when underlying criteria are not in agreement, or when reference datasets contain erroneously named organisms.

Erroneously named A Joy, it features a maddening, increasingly distorted one-note bassline, spluttering drum samples and wave after wave of horrible electronic noise.

South of Hana are Wailua Falls, which drops hundreds of feet into a kukui ("candlenut") grove in Wailua Gulch, and the conservation area of Kipahulu Valley, with its Seven Sacred Pools (erroneously named).

American football and baseball still rule winter and summer respectively while Monday's dramatic conclusion of the (now erroneously named) March Madness of college hoops will be hard to beat.

Related: Mistaken identity: girl pulled screaming from Mexican school and sent to Texas In April, a judge erroneously sent another girl named Alondra to be reunited with Houston resident Dorotea García, who was convinced she was her long-lost daughter.

The archaeological site and tourist attraction of Mixco Viejo was named after being erroneously associated with the Postclassic Poqomam capital referred to in colonial records by that name.

Carmen Fern?ez, director of the emergency management agency, known as Onemi, said in an interview that in several badly damaged municipalities, officials had erroneously included names of people who were missing on lists of those who had been killed.

Orwell believed the people he named (usually correctly, occasionally erroneously, seldom recklessly) served or sympathized with a murderous state and an ideology that was rotten to the core.

(Mr. Baldwin's Jack believes, erroneously, that Welch's grape juice was named for Mr. Welch).