Sentence examples for i inaccurately from inspiring English sources

Yours is a situation covered by the golden rule, which, as I inaccurately recall, begins, "Do unto others, even Leonardo DiCaprio....".

QUESTION FROM GUEST: With what I (inaccurately?) see as the Japanese penchant for safety and engineering redundancy, I'm still surprised that the backup diesel generators for the nuke plants were apt to be flooded, as they were below ground level.

"I get inaccurately characterized on this governance issue as saying the bank should disengage.

For much of my adult life, I believed, inaccurately, that I knew the story of Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" — that I remembered it from childhood.

For much of my adult life, I believed, inaccurately, that I knew the story of Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol that I remembered it from childhood.

(Update: See comments below where Mike says I've inaccurately described his position and he clarifies).

According to another participant, "I was inaccurately diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases when the repeat test showed that I did not have the sexually transmitted disease".

The letter concludes: "To the extent that I criticized Weiss inaccurately, I was unfair, and I regret it".

On arriving, Lawson said, inaccurately, "I look like a man in drag".

Second, no matter how many times those facts are disputed, I'm still inaccurately described as defending Gbagbo.

Although the wine is 93percentt merlot, for a moment I thought (probably inaccurately) that I picked up black-currant eddies of the 5percentt cabernet sauvignon and the spiciness of the 2percentt cabernet franc in the blend.