Sentence examples for labeled wrong from inspiring English sources

Another was about a trapeze flier named Joe Schmo who crashed because he wouldn't grab the hands of partners labeled "wrong race" and "wrong religion".

Though some are labeled wrong, it's still fun to compare two shots.

And now, with fabricated news stories going viral every day, right- or left-leaning news articles flippantly being labeled "wrong" or "fake" by anyone who disagrees with them, librarians are doing what they have always done: showing people how to find facts.

The Bushies are giving tax breaks to the wrong Americans, hyperventilating over the wrong country and the wrong villains, and labeling the wrong Pakistanis terrorists.

I'd heard rumors of a G19… I wonder if maybe En China read the label wrong….

Presumably in an attempt to prove the record label wrong, the band have been playing Here With Me during encores on their current tour.

I looked, and blinked hard to make sure I wasn't reading the label wrong.

Throughout the 80s and 90s, the band released records on Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles label; since 2002 they've released new material and re-issued older albums on their own label, Wrong Records.

Even when publishing, the scientific community accepts it and even if it turns out to be wrong I don't think they label it wrong.

Some social media had failed catastrophically - the town square gossip labelled the wrong people.

The ad also labeled Mr. Hagel as "wrong on Iran" and "wrong on Israel," but the focus of the ad was on Mr. Hagel's words, made more than a decade ago, on gays.