Sentence examples for misremembered from inspiring English sources

But even that debate has been misremembered, with much talk of Lazy-Shave instant make-up applied to conceal Nixon's five o'clock shadow.

A fair fraction of the men even misremembered themselves as bookish: 23% of the men said they enjoyed "mental activity" the most.

But he has assimilated at least one major lesson of her often misremembered career.

If it's lucky, it may still have one last chance to get out.*This post initially misremembered Javier Bardem as Antonio Banderas.

Update: Re-reading, I realise I have misremembered the details of why liberals go wrong in Mr Haidt's study.

"I do apologise without reservation if I have misremembered Peter Tatchell's position.

The trouble was that I misremembered how it had all started and found myself asking Grandage about his childhood bed-wetting.

I realized that I had misremembered Scrooge as gleeful in his miserliness, a human version of Scrooge McDuck, whose exuberance is eternally preserved in the cultural imagination by the image of the "money dive".

I revel in it each time I see it — having misremembered it, of course, since the last time, helpless to retain the nuance of the color and the velleity of the painter's touch.

Soering had misremembered the position of Derek Haysom's body and the clothes that Nancy Haysom had worn, among other things.

(" 'Whoa, there,' I said, placing my elderflower cordial on the table. 'This is heading into fairly dodgy territory, isn't it?' ") His approach to reporting tends to be to look up an expert, let him or her gas on at length, and quote enormous sections of the transcript, misremembered facts and all.