Sentence examples for i misstated from inspiring English sources
On Friday I misstated Eric Cantor's position.
An article on Thursday about the men's basketball team at Murray State, the only unbeaten men's team in N.C.A.A. Division I, misstated the team's colors.
An obituary on April 5 about John R. Pierce, the principal scientist behind the world's first communications satellite, Echo I, misstated his role at Bell Telephone Laboratories at the time the transistor was developed.
PAUL FREIREICH Correction: December 14 , 2003 Sunday An answer in the Q&A column on Nov. 30, about a day trip from London to a cemetery in France that is the resting place of American soldiers who died in World War I, misstated the distance between the Gare du Nord and the Gare de l'Est in Paris.
(Sorry--I misstated the hiking time in the clip. I won't even blame the altitude). Between the 25- and 40-minute options, we took the 25-minute trail.
Correction: In my column on Monday, I somehow misstated the Republican plan on food stamps, which was for a doubling of planned cuts — a significant cut but not, as I said, a halving of benefits.
If their supporters think I have misstated the case, they should ask the insurers to correct the record and tell us what other tactics they plan to use that would result in their providing good quality coverage at affordable prices to a wide range of Americans.
As several commenters pointed out, I may have misstated the matter when I wrote that Judge Orrick's decision "is only binding precedent within the confines of the Northern District of California," pointing out that a district court decision isn't even binding within its own judicial district.
A headline last Sunday with the What I Wore column misstated the given name of the subject.
