Sentence examples for perceived incorrectly from inspiring English sources

"Miller is widely perceived, incorrectly, as a naturalist," Herold remarks, "but Death of a Salesman is wildly experimental, as is All My Sons".

A senior Pentagon official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in order to describe the diplomatic communications with Russia, acknowledged that "this is delicate for us — because while we want to be supportive of the Georgians, and look forward to their contribution in Afghanistan, we don't want to be perceived incorrectly as supplying lethal capabilities that would elicit a Russian response".

Around the country, Muslims and those who were perceived, often incorrectly, as such, became targets of malicious and occasionally fatal attacks.

Species-poor clades are often incorrectly perceived as "primitive," while species-rich clades are incorrectly thought of as "advanced" (Krell and Cranston 2004; Crisp and Cook 2005; Omland et al. 2008).

The induction of an incorrectly perceived environment will cause the wrong adaptation of the CRN, which could affect short-term behaviour but also because of their ability to learn, it will propagate the error to the new decisions.

They do not know that in the past one not so much thought differently (for incorrectly) about what they now think about, and perceived differently (for incorrectly) what they perceive, as one thought of and perceived something else.

But they may have overestimated the medical establishment's willingness to spend $10,000 to $35,000 a year on treatments for psoriasis, a condition that is often, though incorrectly, perceived as merely a cosmetic problem.

Predicates are defined to model affordances incorrectly perceived.

Among the 179 structures, 170 were correctly interpreted (95.0%) by our algorithm and 9 were incorrectly perceived.

The Brotherhood incorrectly perceived their electoral victory as a mandate to inject religion into politics.

Some Harvard administrators may have monitored my e-mail in an attempt to stay one step ahead of what they incorrectly perceived to be a looming computer security hazard.