Sentence examples for wrongly described from inspiring English sources

The original article wrongly described Liz Truss as attorney general.

It wrongly described Chris Holmes as a Tesco executive.

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.

Miliband then wrongly described Grant as the leader of the Tory-led council.

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.

Speight has recently critiqued one of the many papers that wrongly describes the SF-36 as a measure of quality of life [ 4].

Dr Peter Wilson, lead paediatrician at Southampton general hospital, said that the boy had wrongly been described as "dying" or "terminally ill" in the media.

The inspectors wrongly claimed the school had failed to meet key targets, he says, and even got its name wrong, describing it as Broughton Hall Technology College.

So a viewer of "Brooklyn Bridge," Burns's first professional film, from 1981, would be forgiven for thinking, wrongly, that it described the world's first suspension bridge.