Sentence examples for wrongly tagged from inspiring English sources
Politicians who downplay ideology are wrongly tagged by us as opportunists who are into politics for themselves and not for the public.
Billing himself as Kid Salami, Victor wins match after match under Lenny's management; but his successes further sour Lenny, who turns out to be morally inferior Cosmo, the brother we had wrongly tagged as the villain all along.
Singer returned to X-Men right as Jack the Giant Slayer was bombing, Scott made Prometheus after Robin Hood and Jackson finally committed to directing The Hobbit after King Kong was wrongly tagged as a flop ($550m on a $219m budget in 2005) and The Lovely Bones stumbled.
"But it was the black child who had wrongly been tagged with the label of 'gang member' and the label had stuck," the MP said.
Table 14 shows the tokens which our best model tagged wrongly most often, together with the tags they have in the Mac-Morpho v3 test set and the number of times they appear.
The support estimation does not flood us with many FAs which is beneficial for the RFID protocols because it reduces the overhead of the reader-to-tag communication (the protocols do not have to deal with wrongly acquired tags).
In this way, we obtain efficient identification cycles (see [12 14]) that feature only very few wrongly enquired tags.
Getting tagged as a lackey for the public-sector unions and what is widely seen, rightly or wrongly, as their refusal to compromise on generous benefits and restrictive practices presented an obvious danger to this strategy.
When it cannot be closely tagged to Freud, or when Phillips considers it questionable, it is the view of "psychoanalysis," the discipline that grew, rightly and wrongly, from Freud's teachings.
