Sentence examples for incorrectly rendered from inspiring English sources

It's closer to Italian, but incorrectly rendered.

He next began to remove from churches and homes icons that he considered incorrectly rendered.

• Monday's column incorrectly rendered the surname of a player in the Vanderbilt Knockout Teams.

A film review on Friday about the documentary "Drivers Wanted" incorrectly rendered part of the director's name.

In the article above, we incorrectly rendered a famous pronouncement by Lenin as "Socialism plus electrification equals communism".

The corporate name of the co-op was Park-Millan and it is now known as Millan House, often incorrectly rendered as Milan.

The combination "Cz" is used neither in English nor Czech to represent the sound that in the latter language is written as a "C" topped with a diacritical symbol called a hácek.Ladd SetonNew Canaan, ConnecticutSIR – You incorrectly render the German word for Chechnya.

The discussers raise several objections to the original work; namely, that the state-space equations of motion were derived incorrectly, thus rendering the original results incorrect by association.

Finally, even those who can handle caffeine and might benefit from coffee naps could do it incorrectly and render the nap ineffective.

An article last Friday about the federal indictments of foreign hackers who stole and sold 160 million credit card numbers described their hacking method incorrectly, and a correction in this space on Wednesday rendered incorrectly the term for the method.

The names of two roads were rendered incorrectly.