Sentence examples for wrongly describe from inspiring English sources
Facebook already removes verifiably false posts about the dates, times and locations of polling stations — but will now exclude false posts that wrongly describe methods of voting — such as by phone or text message — as well as posts that aim to exclude portions of the population, such as based on a voter's age, for example.
McGuinness was frequently, and wrongly, described as Adams's deputy.
The original article wrongly described Liz Truss as attorney general.
It wrongly described Chris Holmes as a Tesco executive.
It had previously wrongly described the Bruges Group as anti-Brexit when it is pro-Brexit.
A last-minute mailer from Democrats wrongly describing Ms. Nixon as anti-Semitic is a disgrace.
An earlier version wrongly described Unite as Britain's largest trade union.
Mitchell is wrongly described as a rightwinger because he famously said he adored Margaret Thatcher.
And for many, youth brings with it a powerful optimism (often wrongly described as naivety).
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.
