Sentence examples for was wrongly described from inspiring English sources

In an earlier version, a painting of Astrup was wrongly described as a self-portrait.

They will also be introduced to multiplication tables, mental arithmetic and fractions in their first two years of school, in what was wrongly described on the front page of yesterday's Daily Telegraph as an overhaul of the curriculum.

Hence, the video below is no longer relevant to Zappedy's most recent product proposition, and apparently Moran was wrongly described as a Zappedy co-founder.

The reason was that it was wrongly described as the opinion of the Synod.

Ever since, tower supporters have complained that the result has been wrongly described.

In some quarters Klopp has been wrongly described as merely a strong motivator.

For a start, Osborne's deficit reduction strategy has always been wrongly described.

The setting for Getting On has been wrongly described as a geriatric ward; the misconception is sadly revealing.

And yet, the details, which are wrongly described as little - there are no little facts in the human realm, any more than there are little leaves in the realm of vegetation - are useful".

The natural father of Baby P has been awarded £75,000 against the publishers of The People after being wrongly described as a sex offender convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl.

He said: "There is a very good scheme called the seasonal agricultural workers scheme which is wrongly described for a start in the Laws piece, which brought in a very targeted number – 20,250 ­Romanians and Bulgarians – before [all work restrictions on migrants from the two countries were lifted on 1 January 2014] and it worked really well.