Sentence examples for falsely cited from inspiring English sources

The 6'2" 130-pound senior, who is from Radnor, Pa., and has an Indian father and an American mother, was falsely cited on social media as one of the Boston Marathon bombers before his name was cleared in connection with the attacks.

Various GOP leaders or groups falsely cited CBO as saying the law would have a "devastating impact on jobs;" that it would result in "even more pink slips," and was "bad for the economy," by "destroying fulltime jobs".

More troublingly, when the group applied for charitable status with the Canadian Revenue Agency last year, they falsely cited a partnership with gay rights organization Egale Canada, which later confirmed suspicions that the two organizations in fact had no relationship at all.

So instead of Murphy trotting her client out in front of the media yesterday -- and then grandstanding with her own self-serving commentary on the issue -- including her predictable tarring of President Obama -- she should have been hard at work demanding to know how and why her client was falsely cited in Crowley's report.

This quote, falsely attributed to Winston Churchill is often smugly cited by conservatives: "If you're not a liberal when you're 25, you have no heart.

In Hartford, for instance, several pro-gun demonstrators cited the same talking point, claiming (falsely) that home invasion rates soared in Australia after that country banned the most powerful forms of guns in 1996, following a mass shooting.

Our results are consistent with this cited paradoxical effect since the teens that falsely perceived condoms as being 100% effective were indeed more frequently sexually experienced.

In her defense of the state's controversial 2010 immigration enforcement law, SB 1070, Gov. Jan Brewer (R) has repeatedly cited the need to defend the border against criminals, falsely claiming in 2010 that the majority of people who cross the Arizona border illegally are drug mules.

These are the cases government officials have cited to assert that action is taken against investigators who falsely claim to have reviewed records or done interviews for background checks submitted to OPM.

These cases were among several cited yesterday as officials announced the arrest of 23 people accused of falsely claiming their relatives had died in the terrorist attacks.

(For the mss. for all these, see Weisheipl 1969. Additional works on insolubilia cited in Weisheipl 1969 have been shown by Spade 1989 to be falsely attributed to Heytesbury).