Sentence examples for somewhat erroneously from inspiring English sources

He claimed, somewhat erroneously, that he had always opposed the Iraq war.

The core concept of illégalismes is a term that has somewhat erroneously been translated as "illegalities" in the English edition of Discipline and Punish.

"We now live in a time where those two cultures are seen – somewhat erroneously – as polarised, so it fits well with a body-swap theme.

Metcalf was an accomplished landscape painter, not a genius, but perhaps the best of the American Impressionist group with which he is often (and I think somewhat erroneously) bunched.

Charles Stanley said: "The chemicals sector, in which Johnson, somewhat erroneously in our view, is placed, has been a hot bed of merger and acquisition speculation in the wake of Akzo's ongoing acquisition of ICI.

Cruyff's turn came to symbolise the Total Football being played at the 1974 World Cup by the Dutch, somewhat erroneously perhaps, as it's really all about one man's other-worldly skill.

Moreover, the glutamate receptor antagonist SIB-1893 [ 26], a trans-stilbene like NFκBAI4 and resveratrol, has been shown to inhibit firefly luciferase with a somewhat lower efficacy than NFκBAI4 [ 6] (please note that the compound is erroneously depicted as a cis-stilbene in the latter paper).

According to our calculations of statistical power, the sample size was adequate for the main analyses although somewhat small for assessing effect modification without risking a type two error; that is, erroneously accepting the null hypothesis when it should be rejected.

Because of this enlargement of the bounds of law and because of Abū Ḥanīfah's somewhat rationalist orientation and his reserve about traditions that were not highly authenticated, his school was sometimes erroneously denounced as the school of raʾy (independent opinion), as opposed to that of Ḥadīth (authoritative tradition).

Removal of one copy of Grhl3 resulted in NPB cells that co-expressed neural and SE markers (suggesting that they are somewhat 'confused' about their identity), whereas removal of both copies resulted in SE cells of the NPB erroneously ending up in the neural plate.

This somewhat arbitrary level was chosen because with current standard evaluation, some 2 5% of the ACS patients are erroneously discharged from the ED [ 29, 30], which implies a sensitivity of at least 95%% for the routine ED work-up.