Sentence examples for wrong terminology from inspiring English sources

Alex Beard, Tate deputy director, flatly refuses to think of art in terms of boom or bust: "It's the wrong terminology.

He said the document contains wrong terminology and other signs it may be fake.

In truth, I told her that her email had been hacked, but that's the wrong terminology, said Daniel Draz, the principal at Fraud Solutions, a global fraud consultancy based in the Chicago area.

Indignant that the media have too frequently used the wrong terminology and displayed a certain degree of ignorance about DS (The Telegraph did retract its statement that DS is a "debilitating disease"); indignant that this signifies a lack of understanding of their children and the immense joy and potential they bring to the world; fear that this is the start of a slippery slope.

That's incorrect terminology.

Apologies if I get some of the terminology wrong, but it comes from ignorance not prejudice; even Maura makes mistakes and often upsets the trans community.

(Technically, this is known as "annualized quarterly change" or SAAR — seasonally adjusted at annual rate). Trump gets his terminology wrong, using the phrase "yearly basis," which could mean from the third quarter of 2015 to the the third quarter of 2016, in which case Obama easily exceeded 3percentt numerous times.

I, on the other hand, see nothing wrong with the terminology "boyfriend" and think it's sweet.

Anyway, the terminology is wrong.

When I heard about the access regulator proposal from Hodge, I knew the terminology was wrong.

"Gone wrong" is a good terminology for this situation.