Sentence examples for incorrect referred from inspiring English sources
Rosen's comment that "the headline is incorrect" referred to news aggregator Techmeme's manually re-written headline "Facebook disbands its widely publicized "War Room", says it wasn't a permanent solution, touts Strategic Response Team as its way to handle future crises", not Bloomberg's headline "Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Is Tainted by Crisis After Crisis".
Calling any of them "capitalists," of course, is still politically incorrect; Mr. Jiang referred to them as "private entrepreneurs".
Most incorrect answers referred to the CCS and solar thermal technologies.
"Incorrect" annotation refers to the reads annotated to wrong taxonomy.
We similarly define IC (incorrect create) and ID (incorrect destroy) to refer to incorrect pieces and associate them respectively with a value of −1 or +1.
They often referred references to incorrect objects.
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column, February 14 2003 It was incorrect to refer to Grenada at the time of the US invasion as "the British sovereign territory".
It's like you wrote a blog post arguing that it is incorrect to refer to a five-foot-tall boy as five feet tall because he's often sitting down.
Chilling work The author, who died in 1976, was remembered at the Little Theatre, Torquay, by a revival of her second most famous play after the record-breaking Mousetrap: a chilling work which, having migrated through politically incorrect titles referring to 10 little niggers and 10 little indians, has finally ended up with the name And Then There Were None.
The Roy Hill Web site lists the precise dates on which she applied for Roy Hill exploration licenses several months after her father's death alongside a note that reads, "It is therefore incorrect to refer to them as 'inherited.' " Rinehart's thin skin about her press coverage tends to multiply her portion of ridicule.
The Roy Hill Web site lists the precise dates on which she applied for Roy Hill exploration licenses — several months after her father's death — alongside a note that reads, "It is therefore incorrect to refer to them as 'inherited.' " Rinehart's thin skin about her press coverage tends to multiply her portion of ridicule.
