Sentence examples for wrongly implying from inspiring English sources

The investigator, Timothy Petumenos, said the Alaska Fund Trust inappropriately used the word "official" on its Web site to describe it, wrongly implying Ms. Palin's endorsement as governor.

But some banks then bullied fearful customers into signing up for overdraft protection by wrongly implying that the service would actually protect them from the charges or that debit cards might become inoperable if they did not opt in.

Mr. Bruton's friends contend that Mr. Burnett has minimized Mr. Bruton's role in and compensation for creating the film's music and has exaggeratedly characterized Mr. Bruton as a role model for the main character, wrongly implying, the friends say, that Mr. Bruton was a washed-up singer who could not command audiences bigger than those that would fit into the cocktail lounge at a bowling alley.

"A grand jury has been impaneled up in New York," he said, wrongly implying that a prosecutorial body is beginning to build a case.

Nor is it, as Houston's title wrongly implies, a curiosity.

An earlier version wrongly implied that the main session was specifically about the selling of private health insurance.

The panel said the instructions wrongly implied that all jurors had to agree on mitigating circumstances to avoid issuing a death penalty.

Jefferies eventually received libel payouts from eight newspapers, including the Sun, because the titles had wrongly implied he could have been guilty.

I am pleased at the explicit acknowledgement that I neither sought, expected, nor received any financial gain that was being widely and wrongly implied.

More recently, the Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor maintained that the libertarian emphasis on the rights of the individual wrongly implies "the self-sufficiency of man alone".

But the dollar may not be weak enough for that even against the yen.Correction: We wrongly implied that foreign reserves are necessary to intervene to weaken a currency.