Sentence examples for erroneously portrayed from inspiring English sources

Sacagawea was not the guide for the expedition, as some have erroneously portrayed her; nonetheless, she recognized landmarks in southwestern Montana and informed Clark that Bozeman Pass was the best route between the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers on their return journey.

Later, when Frank was running for Congress, opponents erroneously portrayed him as having attempted to permit red-light districts in all Bay State communities.

Holland suggests that under the reign of Arab Emperor Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, even though only a small percentage of the inhabitants of the Empire was Muslim, Mecca was intentionally yet erroneously portrayed as Muhammad's home and the birthplace of Islam in order to provide the religion with Arabian origins.

It erroneously portrays homosexuality as a mental illness and gay people as mentally ill.

The 21st Century Cures Act, passed in December, contains some "real but modest regulatory innovations" that are being portrayed by some (erroneously, we believe) as reducing FDA's standards for approval.

Correction: December 5, 2003, Friday An obituary yesterday erroneously reported the death of Katharine Sergava, a dancer and actress who portrayed the dream-ballet version of Laurey, the heroine, in the original production of "Oklahoma!" Details appear today on Page C11.

By Andy Borowitz *{:.break one} ** An obituary on this page yesterday erroneously reported the death of Katharine Sergava, a dancer and an actress who portrayed the dream-ballet version of Laurey, the heroine, in the original production of "Oklahoma!" ** *** ** — The Times.

Correction: December 5, 2003, Friday An obituary on this page yesterday erroneously reported the death of Katharine Sergava, a dancer and an actress who portrayed the dream-ballet version of Laurey, the heroine, in the original production of "Oklahoma!" Friends of hers reported the error yesterday.

Prosecutors portrayed Warren as gung ho as he wielded his own semi-automatic rifle and erroneously told fellow officers that martial law was declared and looters could be shot.

Whites are portrayed badly.

John Wayne portrayed Mr. Adair.