Sentence examples similar to is erroneously credited from inspiring English sources

Some of these things have been erroneously credited to men who came later.

He is sometimes erroneously credited as the editor of the 1937 edition of the Köchel catalogue of Mozart's work; that edition was actually prepared by Alfred Einstein.

This is the parent who preserves her child's spirit and confidence above all else, even if that confidence is fabricated and erroneously credited in the first place.

The point is that presidents are erroneously blamed or credited for the economies they inherit.

If lead exposure is a major cause of the decline, then we could avoid mistaken investments in crime reduction strategies that have been erroneously given the credit for the crime decline.

The river was explored by Simon Fraser in 1808 and was named for David Thompson, an explorer and geographer erroneously credited with having reached its upper course.

The article also erroneously credited Mr. Ronneberg with a distinction.

An Editorial Notebook on Tuesday erroneously credited Northwestern with victory in the 1996 Rose Bowl.

Manhattan 1961, the photo erroneously credited to Bob Krist; the actual photographer remains unknown.

The media has sometimes erroneously credited Shaughnessy for the invention of the T formation.

CORRECTION: I erroneously credited the CEO taxation numbers to the Center for American Progress.