Sentence examples for known incorrectly from inspiring English sources
Less than one year after the Black 14, nine black football players at Syracuse University -- later known, incorrectly, as the "Syracuse 8" -- boycotted the team's opening game to bring attention to institutionalized racism within the program.
A few owners complained that confused toll booth operators have been known to incorrectly charge drivers the higher rate for cargo trucks.
Additionally, 39percentt of people didn't know or incorrectly answered that Medicaid subsidies would not disappear if the Affordable Care Act was repealed, according to Business Insider.
Subjects who "did not know" or "incorrectly stated" side-effects were grouped as "unable to recall" side-effects.
Among the 396 (96.1%) who either did not know or incorrectly stated the side-effect or precautions, 111 (27.0%) did not know side-effects of some medications, 109 (26.5%) did not know side-effects of all medications, whilst 176 (42.7%) incorrectly stated side-effects of all medications (Table 4).
When it is exposed to damp, it becomes coated with green basic copper carbonate (incorrectly known as verdigris).
In the 1170s the Waldenses (named after their founder, the French merchant Valdes [often incorrectly known as Peter Waldo]) initiated another type of dissent in the Rhône valley and Piedmont.
With over 100 submissions for the 2011 International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) – popularly, though incorrectly, known as the Arab Booker – fiction in Arabic is clearly flourishing at least numerically.
Such nicotine is more popularly, but incorrectly, known as free-base nicotine ("FBN") as it is a calculated amount as opposed to a real chemical species in the STP.
In May 1096, Emicho of Flonheim (sometimes incorrectly known as Emicho of Leiningen) attacked the Jews at Speyer and Worms.
Victor was given the codename "Anole" a kind of lizard frequently and incorrectly known as an American chameleon, after it was suggested to Weir and DeFilippis by a fan via a post on their forum.
