Sentence examples for so incorrectly from inspiring English sources

Another said it was "so incorrectly advertised it borders on misleading" and signs off as "sadder but wiser".

First, defamation is available where one person makes an untrue statement about another that leads reasonable people to think less of him or her, but often representations of real people in artistic works are not so incorrectly and negatively portrayed.

Far more worrisome was Palin's next sentence, which she was unable to complete: "It's funny that a comment like that was kind of made to - cari - I don't know, you know?" It seemed as though Palin stopped herself because she'd been considering using the word "caricature", but was afraid she'd do so incorrectly.

This student apparently knew that he had to apply the power rule but did so incorrectly.

And there are an awful lot of them: The Centers for Disease Control estimates that almost half of everyone taking prescription drugs does so incorrectly.

The department were unaware that no uncontrolled German operatives were active in the UK, and so incorrectly believed any deception would have to be highly realistic to appear genuine.

Some critics continue to warn — so far, incorrectly — that its efforts will unleash inflation or destabilize financial markets.

Because they can easily retrieve a memory about a full moon and a crazy night and so they incorrectly assume that the two events are related.

It is an accurate DNA polymerase because, like Pol I, it has an editing or proofreading 3'-exonuclease domain that can erode a mispaired primer end and so remove incorrectly inserted bases.

Thus, our velocity threshold was set for all participants at the same level, but additionally, a number of post hoc criteria were devised so that incorrectly identified fixations were filtered out.

If you weren't spending so much time incorrectly daydreaming, you'd probably have earned that promotion by now.