Sentence examples for misattributed its from inspiring English sources

Correction: March 24 , 2004 Wednesday A television review on March 16 about the CBS series "Century City" misattributed its creation.

BUSINESS DAY An article on Wednesday about Facebook's system for removing hate speech from its site misattributed, in some editions, a comment on the power of advertisers in social media.

Correction: November 15, 2004, Monday A front-page article on Oct. 27 about a day in the life of the New York City subway, on its centennial, misattributed a song that a former subway singer, LaRay Farrow, recalled having performed years ago at a Brooklyn station, a few minutes before being arrested.

Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Tuesday about a plan by Apple Computer to open its own stores misattributed a reference in some copies to the length of a lease Apple was said to be assuming at a recently closed Restoration Hardware store in Manhattan.

This article was amended on 16 June 2015 to reflect a CIA response to the Senate intelligence committee, which had been misattributed as a CIA response to its inspector general.

It also misattributed one of Grand Budapest Hotel's wins to Birdman.

The survival of the quotation helps insure the survival of the person to whom it is misattributed.

(No, he did not, but the Twitter users who popularized that misattributed quotation last week found it inspiring nonetheless).

It is misattributed and misquoted.

"He misattributed this tweet and it's in the public record.

The main problem with the art theoretic claims is that it is misattributed to increased harmony.