Sentence examples for inaccurately characterized from inspiring English sources

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

The book, she said, "has been inappropriately and inaccurately characterized as a soft-porn book, which is the most inflammatory rhetoric anyone can use when talking about the subject matter, given the sensitivity of any religious group toward their sacred figures".

Legacy organizations, however, have been inaccurately characterized as the "old guard" and the "establishment".

Lust's lawyer, Andrew Quinn, says prosecutors inaccurately characterized Lust as trying to trade on his judgeship.

CORRECTION: This article has been updated to address language that inaccurately characterized multiple sclerosis as a mental health issue.

Correction: A previous version of this story inaccurately characterized the centrist Center for Michigan as liberal-leaning.

"Today's announcement by the A.T.S.B. inaccurately characterizes United's aggressive cost-cutting measures as insufficient," he said.

A Republican National Campaign Committee memo lays out the new strategy: "It is very important that we not allow reporters to shill for Democrat demagoguery by inaccurately characterizing 'personal accounts' and 'privatization' as one and the same".

(And no, please don't reduce my accurate and correct analysis down to 'you were insulted.' If you have to inaccurately characterize a line of reasoning in order to dismiss it, maybe you shouldn't dismiss it).

People don't "get" cap-and-trade, especially when it's characterized inaccurately as "a firm in London trading offsets from an electric bill in Boston with a derivatives firm in New York in order to help fund an aluminum smelter in Beijing".

And while legitimate and established minority and civil rights groups have spoken out regarding real concerns facing these communities that stem from the FCC's so-called "third way" approach, I've seen these civil rights concerns characterized inaccurately by high-tech advocacy groups and individuals with elitist agendas that do not represent any "community" but their own.