Sentence examples for incorrectly edited from inspiring English sources

At first the Ferrer campaign manager said the aide had incorrectly edited the blog entry.

And in case you're wondering, that's a direct quote – but there's a good chance that all the other quotes you read from Boyle's short routine were either incorrectly edited, censored or just plain wrong.

If you see yourself doing something incorrectly, edit the film in your mind and replay it exactly as you wish it to happen.

On 8 June 1756, Johnson published his Proposals for Printing, by Subscription, the Dramatick Works of William Shakespeare, which argued that previous editions of Shakespeare were edited incorrectly and needed to be corrected.

An article on July 4 about a shift in the public perception of Pope Benedict XVI during the first two months of his papacy referred incorrectly to a magazine edited by the Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, a Catholic priest who commented on the pope's personality.

Analysts have said that the pressure to do more in pursuit of bigger audiences probably contributed to the fiasco involving the documentary "A Year With the Queen," in which a promotional video was edited to suggest, incorrectly, that Elizabeth had stormed out of a portrait session with the photographer Annie Leibovitz.

Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Monday with the Books of The Times review of "The Leonard Bernstein Letters," edited by Nigel Simeone, referred incorrectly to the concert hall that opened at Lincoln Center in 1962.

Each orthologous group was aligned using ClustalW (v1.8.2) and manually edited to correct for incorrectly predicted start sites.

The report also referred incorrectly to the name of the section that he edited and in which his column appeared.

Editing the registry incorrectly can make your computer completely unusable and inaccessible.

As said in the above warning, editing your registry incorrectly can cause your system to crash, or even not start up.