Sentence examples for is erroneously from inspiring English sources

Resistance training often is erroneously referred to as weight training or "lifting," but is more complex.

In Guelwaar (1992) a radical Catholic priest is erroneously buried in a Muslim cemetery and mayhem inevitably follows.

The Hinode monorail stop hovers above the waters of Tokyo Bay, which is erroneously labeled "the North Pacific".

The hyphen dates back to the Greeks, Houston writes, although Gutenberg is erroneously thought to have invented it, in order to justify the lines of his Bible.

In Vietnam, ground horn sold as rhino horn wine is erroneously viewed to have health benefits and is seen as a status symbol.

This makes it all the more disappointing that my identity was effectively leaked at the parliamentary hearing, under the guise of there being a British athlete and London Marathon winner who is erroneously under suspicion.

Those who follow college football closely and the N.F.L. more casually – which is many of the fans in Boise – gripe that the N.F.L. is erroneously undervaluing Moore's football IQ.

Moreover, while tempting to declare victory and go home, as the Obama administration is erroneously doing in Iraq and Afghanistan, withdrawal simply ensures that all our victories will fade away, and provide ample opportunities for the terrorists to regroup and re-emerge stronger than ever.

Furthermore, the relationship between AP and importance is erroneously assumed to be independent.

When this false belief happens, the mental model is erroneously assumed to be valid.

Once the empty cell index appears, receivers should recognize that the received index is erroneously detected.