Sentence examples for speak incorrectly from inspiring English sources

The Oxford English Dictionary finds it in Chaucer ("I me repente / If I mis spak"), but the hoary examples involve meanings that are either obsolete (to calumniate) or irrelevant to the present case (to mispronounce or speak incorrectly, a specialty of George W. "Misunderestimated" Bush).

Is it Hillary's age combined with the term "grandmother" that may make some pundits speak incorrectly?

Speak incorrectly: it's ok!

When I went to the United States I taught myself to speak better because everyone spoke incorrectly.

Composite images, or "HDR" as they're often (and strictly speaking incorrectly) called, composed of multiple exposures merged into one, have a new metric as well.

Stabenow, too, spoke incorrectly.

Almost every word spoken was incorrectly "heard" by these computer systems.

The prophets likewise rejected liturgies incorrectly performed.

By its very nature, this process forbids a scientist to say that "this is true" (although you will catch many scientists incorrectly speaking about "true" and "false" answers).

Many brands and agency folk I have spoken with believe, incorrectly, that because there can be no final product (ie a recording or upload) that things like copyright do not apply or have been magically taken care of by the app.

He writes, and writes well, about Romanian fascist excesses of the 1930s and the communist repressions of the postwar period, and after some slips early in the book (where, for example, he incorrectly speaks of wartime Romania as a Nazi puppet rather than a Nazi ally), he assigns these deeds to Romanians rather than outsiders.