Sentence examples for supposedly inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Yet a Google search of the Web yields 414,000 citations of this supposedly inaccurate description, versus only 18,900 for "GNU/Linux operating system".

Diebold also takes issue with some "inaccurate reporting," which supposedly shows Finnish computer scientist Harri Hursti hacking into an optical scan machine.

Then there's the whole business of supposedly calling drone kills "bug splats," which is inaccurate.

Five nomads were recently beaten to death in the rural village of Rainpada after residents watched inaccurate videos forwarded through WhatsApp about kidnappers supposedly rolling through the area, BuzzFeed reports.

Inaccurate judgements are constantly made, even by the supposedly well-informed.

However, as he found the supposedly medicinal properties of the plants fanciful and the descriptions inaccurate, he soon became dissatisfied with it.

When presented with transcripts of a recording in which he supposedly claimed that "It is my block", he dismissed the transcripts as inaccurate.Shell and ENI did not respond to The Economist's questions about whom they believed to be the beneficial owner of Malabu.

Although already prejudiced in favor of the arguments made by Sokal and Bricmont against the inaccurate and misleading employment of scientific and mathematical concepts to support theories supposedly germane to the humanities and social sciences, I kept feeling that Sokal and Bricmont were not carrying the attack far enough.

He then went on to give an inaccurate account of the reasons for Robinson's imprisonment: "You went to prison in a supposedly free country for expressing supposedly unfashionable opinions in public".

Supposedly wise.

Or supposedly.