Sentence examples for incorrect show from inspiring English sources

The Atlantic's Joshua Green unearths a 1998 appearance that O'Donnell made on Bill Maher's "Politically Incorrect" show.

According to, for instance, (an earlier view of) Paul Boghossian (1989: 513), the mere fact that we can evaluate assertions as correct or incorrect shows that words are governed by norms of use.

Where records did exist, they were often incorrect, showing computers assigned to employees who had resigned, retired or transferred, the audit found.

Lambropoulos told HuffPost by email that the game is "mainly satire and comedy influenced by classic politically incorrect shows such as: 'South Park,' 'All in the Family,' 'Sanford & Son,' 'Family Guy,' 'Simpsons' and 'Chappelle's Show.'".

George Lambropoulos, a self-described game developer to whom the Big-O-Tree domain is registered, told HuffPost last month that the game was "mainly satire and comedy influenced by classic politically incorrect shows such as: 'South Park,' 'All in the Family,' 'Sanford & Son,' 'Family Guy,' 'Simpsons' and 'Chappelle's Show.'".

In May, ABC announced that it intended to replace "Politically Incorrect," the show that followed "Nightline" at 12 05 a.m., with a new comedy-talk show starring Jimmy Kimmel.

Correct classifications are shown in blue; incorrect are shown in red.

Just over two weeks later, on Sept. 26, Mr. Fleischer made another false step of his own, responding to a question about a critical comment about the American military made by Bill Maher, the host of ABC's "Politically Incorrect" talk show, with the answer that Americans "need to watch what they say, watch what they do".

Maher, who hosted "Politically Incorrect," a show with similar themes on Comedy Central and ABC, pioneered a genre that has now attracted everyone from John Oliver to Larry Wilmore, not to mention a cadre of garrulous Jim Henson creatures holding forth on news of the day over at small cable outlet Fusion, part of a show called "No, You Shut Up .All of these other programs, however, are taped.

He disclosed that the company's audited balance sheet was incorrect, falsely showing about $3.6 billion of outstanding bonds as having been repurchased, among other misstatements.

The photograph, supplied by Getty Images with incorrect identifications, showed the dancers Michael Somes and Violetta Elvin -- not Mr. Grant dancing with Margot Fonteyn.