Sentence examples for was wrongly attributed from inspiring English sources

The media spun it into the "hug a hoodie" catchphrase that was wrongly attributed to him.

Throughout the early Christian period, IV Maccabees was wrongly attributed to the 1st-century-ad Jewish historian Josephus.

Owing to an editing error, a quote was wrongly attributed to Andrew Kidd in an earlier version of this story.

Within an hour, the paper replied "Due to a prod[uction] error a quote was wrongly attributed to @johnprescott.

The noted Asclepius, a Latin translation of a (now lost) Greek Hermetic dialogue, was wrongly attributed to him.

[Note: In the original version of this posting, this quote was wrongly attributed to Neville Thurlbeck, a mistake repeated from the book and for which I apologise].

In the original article, these were wrongly attributed to Lord Fowler.

His drawings have often been wrongly attributed either to Titian or to Giorgione.

Some of the work attributed to him is unpublished and some of it may be wrongly attributed to him.

An editing error in the print version resulted in remarks by Tommy Robinson being wrongly attributed to Davy Cooling.

Leading art historians Lindsay Stainton and James Hamilton now say that they were wrongly attributed and are actually early works by Gainsborough, known for his lifelike portraits and British country landscapes.