Sentence examples for is often incorrectly from inspiring English sources

It is often incorrectly assumed that the two stages are different species.

He is often incorrectly associated with American Pop art because of his many images of banal objects.

Zemaitis points out that Memphis is often incorrectly grouped with its direct predecessor from the late 1970's, Studio Alchymia, of which Sottsass was also a member.

"People Gonna Talk," from their 1968 album "Non-Stop," is often incorrectly identified as a cover of the Lee Dorsey song.

Friday's, in Memphis, and other copycats were opening around the country, including Henry Africa's, the San Francisco fern bar that is often (incorrectly) cited as the origin of the trend.

Use the word "immigrant" with great care, not only because it is often incorrectly used to describe people who were born in Britain, but also because it has been used negatively for so many years.

But while building a 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-footSusan Greene andreamqueline Goldner were often incorrectly pegged as interior designers or real estate agents.

Clogs are often incorrectly referred to as a side-project of Bryce's other, more successful band, but actually pre-date them, having formed when Dessner studied at the Yale School of Music in the late 1990s.

The Scottish morphologist D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson (1860 1948) advocated a form of antifunctionalism even more radical than Gould's, arguing that adaptation was often incorrectly attributed to certain features of organisms only because evolutionary theorists were ignorant of the relevant physics or mathematics.

Wax films are often incorrectly referred to as "amorphous" [42].

The findings from this study are often incorrectly extrapolated to other Asian-American subgroups.