Sentence examples for felt incorrectly from inspiring English sources

It may be that some such programs felt incorrectly identified – so much so that they did not feel it even appropriate to respond.

Now, one feels incorrectly dressed if not with some kind of Saints garment -- hat, tee-shirt, jacket and more.

His early stand-up routines focused on cosy, race-free anecdotes about childhood because he felt – not entirely incorrectly – that this was the way to break into the white mainstream.

This can take away the messy hassle of having to reapply glue and removing an incorrectly positioned felt item.

"It reinforces what some people here incorrectly feel about New York City".

You will note that Kitcher feels that I incorrectly linked him too closely with the thinking on these matters of the late Stephen Jay Gould.

I either quit early on if I feel I've incorrectly hooked up with a client or if he/she isn't serious about bringing the project to fruition.

A combination of housing subsidies and rent control might be able to ensure a continued diverse mix of residents within the county, while the "let's build it" densification espoused by these politicians who incorrectly feel we can build our way out of housing shortages actually leads to displacement and gentrification.

Within a marginalised community, the concept of female-specific moral stigma may serve to deepen the divide between women who are identified or self-identify as 'bad' girls, and those who self-identify as 'good' girls but who feel potentially labelled incorrectly because of their affiliation with the larger community.

The working document with the results was mailed twice to all participants in October 2010, with the explicit request to respond if they felt they had been quoted incorrectly or their opinions had been misinterpreted.

And he politically incorrectly said that he felt like a sex maniac in a harem because of all the bargains around.