Sentence examples for he was wrongly credited from inspiring English sources
The AAMI Park announcer was so excited with Cahill's contribution, he was wrongly credited with the goal.
Widnesian half-back Danny Hulme was wrongly credited with an astounding eight of their nine tries – he "only" scored four – while Australian-Egyptian full-back Mark Kheirallah, formerly of Newtown Jets, topped that with two tries and nine from nine with the boot.
In the original, the image of Church in Voice Of An Angel was wrongly credited to the BBC.
A South African politician named Sir Percy Fitzpatrick was wrongly credited as inventing the idea, because of his part in deciding how Britain and the Commonwealth would mark the first anniversary of Armistice Day.
In yesterday's Tampa Bay-Toronto box score -- which did not stay online long -- Raul Mondesi was wrongly credited with a run batted in, but was short two of his at-bats.
To support his case, Kripke offered a thought experiment: Suppose, he asked us to imagine, that Gödel's theorem was actually the work of a fellow named Schmidt; it's just that Gödel somehow got hold of the manuscript and thereafter was wrongly credited with its authorship.
Martin was wrongly credited with a catch and the Rays were robbed of at least one run.
(It is wrongly credited to Deng Xiaoping most of the time).
The hidden agenda there was that the US virologist, Robert Gallo, had been wrongly credited as the first to do so.
Changes made during the editing process led to Anders Fogh Rasmussen's name being removed from paragraph two, and Kurt Westergaard being wrongly credited with drawing more than one of the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons.
