Sentence examples for inserted wrongly from inspiring English sources

Herodotus' fanciful numbers are used to populate the Persian army, and Plutarch's discussion of Greek women, specifically Spartan women, is inserted wrongly in the dialogue between the "misogynist" Persian ambassador and the Spartan king.

He developed pain after a tube was wrongly inserted multiple times, he says.

Even Dr. Mehmet Oz, the physician who has become a television personality, once sought redress against Mr. Weiss, contending that images of Dr. Oz and Oprah Winfrey had been wrongly inserted into the company's online advertisements, portraying them as backers, according to a federal lawsuit filed in 2009.

But in Matt DeRiggi's case the period is out of place it has been wrongly inserted somewhere in the sentence.

"This journalist has wrongly interpreted and inserted his own interpretation that I will replace Arvind Kejriwal and Prashant Bhushan," Mr. Hazare wrote in his statement.

He said it would have been better "with hindsight" to have scripted the 6.07am report so as not to have said the government inserted the 45 minute claim knowing it was wrong, and admitted he had wrongly described Dr Kelly as a member of the intelligence services.

They inserted glass eyes.

Inserted strand by strand.

With critics wrongly charging that these studies would insert government bureaucrats between patients and their doctors and end up denying access to essential care, reformers pulled their punches.

That toy plane that vibrates after you insert a metal token and sings Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star is wrongly wired and will turn into a death trap.

When the discussion and or recommendation to not insert a PEG is brought up with caregivers, this is often wrongly interpreted as a recommendation that will mean "no food" or "no care" for their loved one.