Sentence examples for inaccurate references from inspiring English sources

Examples of alleged misrepresentation included inaccurate references to the sex life of the tribe as well as their supposed hostile attitude to outsiders.

He successfully changed "wether" to "whether" and eliminated an inadvertent repeat of the word "the" — but he failed to correct the three inaccurate references to the title of his nemesis, Robert S. Mueller III.

Attempts to make him appear less stuffy by getting him to prance around the seafront with young female MPs and make (inaccurate) references to the Arctic Monkeys were uniformly cringe-making.

It's great to hear what's new in the city (my hometown) — and I love an occasional Philly cheese steak and soft pretzel — but please leave the trite, inaccurate references in the '80s where they belong.

DevOps immediately reduces the number of iterations software testing must go through to eliminate disconnects and other problems caused by inaccurate references to network services.

The surrogate issue is sticky enough without clouding the air with simplistic inaccurate references to the hormonal mystique of maternal bonding.

It was amended again on 2 August 2016 to remove an inaccurate reference to Oleg Deripaska.

This article was edited on 25 November 2015 to remove an inaccurate reference.

The names Björk and Bobby McFerrin will come up, and they aren't inaccurate reference points.

59,459,765" (a slightly inaccurate reference to the number of votes cast for George W. Bush in 2004).

This is an inaccurate reference to research relying on data nearly a decade old.