Sentence examples for is often used wrongly from inspiring English sources

Today, "upcycling" is the buzz word of the interiors and fashion industries, but, says Angus Middleton, director of environmental consultancy, Renaissance Regeneration and founder of ecoboom.co.uk, "it is often used wrongly as a sexy term for refurbishing old furniture, a bit like 'pre-loved' instead of second-hand, or 'modern antique' rather than junk.

Filming began on 2 March 1964 at Marylebone station in London (although the station used is often wrongly quoted as being Paddington).

This is a question that is often wrongly directed toward Japan.

The Pennine system is often wrongly called a chain, but it is hardly even a range.

Jonathan Freedland (G2, March 3) denies that criticism of Israel is often wrongly called antisemitism.

It is often thought, quite wrongly, that the US centre is part and parcel of the Vienna documentation centre.

It is often wrongly equated with a heart attack.

For example, the letter 'l' is often wrongly identified as a graphic component.

The capability approach is often wrongly taken to be an egalitarian theory or a theory of social or distributive justice.

'Autocratic' policy-making is often wrongly assumed to be so centralized as to not leave any room for contestation, negotiation, and lobbying.

This issue is often wrongly overlooked, even when the presence or absence of a gene in a given genome is crucial for the analysis.