Sentence examples for wrongly described as from inspiring English sources

And for many, youth brings with it a powerful optimism (often wrongly described as naivety).

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

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

* AV is sometimes wrongly described as a form of proportional representation (PR).

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

The court case appears to have been over a series of jokes targeting Gabriel, although here he suggests there was only one offending quip, which asked why Gabriel – who Ward wrongly described as having a terminal illness – wasn't dead yet.

An earlier version misnamed Mark Purcell as Adam Purcell and wrongly described him as the deputy librarian; he is associate director of research collections.

Only a minority of mothers (4.2%) wrongly described them as other entities such as enzymes, proteins, plant extracts, nuts, herbal supplements or vitamins/minerals.

The original article wrongly described Liz Truss as attorney general.

It wrongly described Chris Holmes as a Tesco executive.

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