Sentence examples for wrongly label from inspiring English sources

We wrongly label the country Stalinist, he argues.

"Civil servants and judges often wrongly label bisexual men and women as gay or lesbian, failing to appreciate it is a unique identity, or impose their narrow understanding of bisexuality on an asylum claimant," he said.

Even people who think they disagree with Friedman and deplore what they wrongly label "monetarism" have been hugely influenced by Milton and his wife.I had the privilege of hosting the first visit of the Friedmans to New Zealand in 1981, and chairing several major meetings at which Milton spoke.

The House and Senate have been handmaidens to the surveillance state, not because our representatives and senators are bad people but because they, too, are fearful – that opponents and the security-industrial profiteers will cynically, and wrongly, label them as "soft on terror", and that you will fall for the lies.

Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston, a former GP who chairs the Commons health select committee, said the government needed to be careful not to wrongly label people as "poor doctors".

One reason why lexical-based NERs do not achieve perfect precision is that they wrongly label implicit brain regions (e.g. they will label 'midbrain' in 'midbrain ventral tegmental area' or 'midbrain lateral tegmental field').

Still, almost one in five fish samples were wrongly labeled.

Sometimes, acceptable sites get wrongly labeled as objectionable.

Commonword's chief executive, Peter Kalu, feared the clubs might be wrongly labelled as centres of iniquity.

The PNC Firstside Centre in Pittsburgh is wrongly labelled as the Pittsburgh convention centre.

An earlier version wrongly labelled the second picture as the minty brown rice dish.