Sentence examples for though inaccurately from inspiring English sources

We have seen this in the novel psychotropic market, often fondly, though inaccurately referred to as "legal highs" by consumers.

Although Hyndman's control of British socialism was thereby weakened, he attained his greatest prominence in 1889, when it was widely though inaccurately believed that he directed the London dock-workers' strike.

The pair came to world wide fame in July 1978, after the birth of Louise Brown, who would always be known - memorably, though inaccurately - as the first test tube baby.

Historically, though inaccurately, the term "Islamist" has been associated with totalitarian, oppressive, and terrorist affiliations.

Though inaccurately portrayed, to Winthrop, Hutchinson became the reason for all of the difficulties that the colony had gone through, and with her departure, any other lingering issues were swept under the carpet.

Though William Shakespeare is known as the author of some of the most famous plays and poems in the English-speaking world, Christopher Marlowe, if he is known at all, is known chiefly (though inaccurately) as a drunken brawler who was stabbed through the eye at the age of 29.

The word "jihad" is widely used, though often inaccurately, by Western politicians and media.

Since the 1960s, Asian Americans have become the country's "model minority," largely due to significant increases in mobility that have mostly (though perhaps inaccurately) been attributed to education.

Noting that these extraordinary individuals suffered from a condition that put them in the same league, psychologically, as the supremely effete George Costanza, Dillon writes romantically, though not inaccurately, "Hypochondria…was a kind of calling, almost a vocation, that structured a life, or the productive portion of a life.

In contrast to the slogan, "meaning is use", often associated (though perhaps inaccurately) with Wittgenstein, Grice distinguished those elements of language use which were due to meaning from those which are due to other aspects.

Mr. Levy let Mr. Altchiler know that the girl had been seen by doctors in a psychiatric ward at Putnam County Hospital, though he said, inaccurately, that it was before she reported being raped.