Sentence examples for incorrectly seen as from inspiring English sources

WILLIAM MALIN New York, Aug. 25, 2012 To the Editor: As a lesbian (traditionally, but incorrectly, seen as part of a group that feels that men aren't needed), I adamantly believe that Greg Hampikian misses the point.

Neanderthals are usually (and incorrectly) seen as a kind of inferior human prototype.

Now, humility can be incorrectly seen as a sign of weakness; something you don't know leads people to think that you're somehow lacking.

That is, it may be that straight men's faces that are perceived as even slightly effeminate are incorrectly classified as gay, whereas straight women's faces that are perceived as slightly masculine may still be seen as straight.

"I am not going to pretend that we have totally cracked this - there are positive perceptions about British tennis and some more challenging ones," he says, referring to the fact that some may incorrectly see tennis as a middle-class sport.

For instance, patients with dementia with Lewy bodies may incorrectly see a person in a curtain or perceive blobs on the wall as faces.

It is widely seen as more humane than the alternatives, but numerous cases have been reported in which drugs have been injected incorrectly, causing severe pain and gasping for minutes or more.

But to get booed by this crowd, Mr. Dylan would have had to present himself as a hip-hop act, embracing something seen (incorrectly) as the younger generation's commercial rubbish.

But wait, Google+ also uses HTTPS, so isn't it being incorrectly counted as well?

In later source memory judgements many of the imagined words were incorrectly judged as previously seen, but with emotional words having lower misattribution rates.

Total number of drinking days and total number of heavy drinking days in the past 12 weeks were both associated significantly with participants being classified incorrectly as positive (see Table 3).