Sentence examples for incorrectly portrayed from inspiring English sources

It went on to claim that the programme incorrectly portrayed life under a potential Ukip government and amounted to "scaremongering".

My bank statements show deposits and withdrawals over six years amounting to a little over $1 million, incorrectly portrayed as assets.

As one who is occasionally — and incorrectly — portrayed as an opponent of the surge in Iraq, I believe that while the surge has been effective in Iraq, we must also recognize the conditions that made it successful.

You might not change any votes by sharing your photo, but you'll get some comfort out of participating if you've been feeling that the bill has been incorrectly portrayed as "media companies versus tech companies," like I have.

(In later accounts, he's often incorrectly portrayed as a hunchback).

Riotur, the tourist board of Rio de Janeiro, planned on suing Fox for damaging the international image of the city, which they thought was incorrectly portrayed as having rampant street crime, kidnappings, slums, and a rat infestation.

But that's irrelevant, his brother said, and incorrectly portrays DuBose in a false light.

Mr. Cho, the pastor, said critics were also incorrectly portraying the proposed Bible classrooms as a regular school.

The committee singles out stories in the Daily Mail, the Telegraph and the Sun as incorrectly portraying the UK's human rights record.

The statement reads: "We are concerned and disappointed that a board of professionals tasked with evaluating and judging games fairly and honestly would stretch the facts to such a degree and issue a report that describes specific thrusting actions that are not simply present in the sequence in question and incorrectly portrays what was presented to them for review".

Often, misassemblies incorrectly portray non-adjacent segments as being contiguous.