Sentence examples for how incorrect from inspiring English sources

We have looked into how incorrect information was briefed out.

An exhibition, "Pen and Parchment", at the Metropolitan Museum reveals how incorrect that assumption is.

He then went into a 90-minute rap about Warner Bros owning all his music and how incorrect that situation was, about creativity in general.

Mr. DePold said that as Bolton's municipal historian he became particularly interested in Revolutionary War history about five years ago when he discovered how much information there was and how incorrect much of it was.

You only have to look at the actions and attitudes of the current Tory government, elected by 24% of the British electorate, to see how incorrect that view is.

Some very nasty undertones to this innit RT @_griff The Harris Academy in Norwood has started banning words pic.twitter.com/eDV0OMXzaB Labour MP David Lammy had said the ban was "a very good idea" and that, having seen first-hand how incorrect use of English was affecting young people's job prospects, praised the school for setting-out a professional, educational environment.

How politically incorrect of me to complain.

The FBI "did not include all possible candidate list sizes and did not specify how often incorrect matches were returned", according to the GAO report.

ANKARA, Turkey — An international scout for the last 15 years, Kevin Wilson said that no matter how politically incorrect it is, he engages in profiling when analyzing European players.

The writer, head of Public Relations for the National Luncheon Meat Co., tells how an incorrect fact in Mr. Arlen's article on the latest developments in rocketry caused him to waste a lot of valuable time.

I read Our Island Story – yes, I know how politically incorrect it is – but I loved the stories of Boadicea, as she was still called, dashing about in her chariot, or an absent-minded King Alfred burning the cakes.