Sentence examples for historical misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

"The correct way to combat these historical misrepresentations is not by criminalizing these statements but by reinforcing educational activities," the organization said.

It goes without saying that both Buffalo Bill and Karl May purveyed farragoes of historical misrepresentation.

The most grievous historical misrepresentation here, therefore, is that we are so much more willing to acknowledge the indigenous past of North America, rather than the indigenous present.

One turns up for bums, rampant historical misrepresentation and a man in a wig roaring "spiritus sanctus" in a 13th-century CGI inferno.

To dive into the grotesque historical misrepresentation of black people in American entertainment is to understand how negative stereotypes are forged and subsequently broadcast to devastating effect.

One response has been consciously to renounce the authority to tell anyone else's story, mindful of the historical minefield of misrepresentation.

Fabius Rusticus was a friend of Seneca who was known for historical embellishment and misrepresentation.

According to one Gamma Squad writer, "The true purpose of the ruling seems to be to discourage the misrepresentation of historical figures in films and TV shows, including in time travel movies".

Coal country lives daily with the historical trauma of coal mining our misrepresentation of its reality just adds another lay of despair.

So, for example, Mr. Cowan will teach one of the eight new undergraduate courses planned for the program, "Fact and Fiction: From Journalism to the Docudrama," a study of the "historical, legal and ethical limits to the misrepresentations of fact".

Mr. Sekulow's historical evidence, however, is full of the same misrepresentations and outright lies found in the revisionist history books that he cites throughout his letter's footnotes.