Sentence examples for often incorrectly from inspiring English sources

(The tiny calicos, often incorrectly and dishonestly labeled "bays," are less flavorful).

It is often incorrectly assumed that the two stages are different species.

"Often incorrectly called a cockfighting chair," they write in their typical shorthand style.

He is often incorrectly associated with American Pop art because of his many images of banal objects.

When Mitt Romney introduces himself to voters, he has a peculiar habit of guessing their age or nationality, often incorrectly.

"Older people and professionals often incorrectly assume that losing weight and having a reduced appetite are just a normal part of ageing," she said.

The corporate name of the co-op was Park-Millan and it is now known as Millan House, often incorrectly rendered as Milan.

"'Let's find out who this is' events frequently result in witch hunts, often incorrectly identifying innocent suspects and disrupting or ruining their lives," Mr. Martin said.

Often incorrectly called the Sinai Independent Greek Orthodox Church, the monastic foundation is the smallest of the autonomous churches that together constitute the Eastern Orthodox church.

(Chlorophyllides, often incorrectly called chlorophylls, differ from true chlorophylls in that they lack the long, fat-soluble phytol tail that is characteristic of chlorophylls).

Zemaitis points out that Memphis is often incorrectly grouped with its direct predecessor from the late 1970's, Studio Alchymia, of which Sottsass was also a member.