misquotation造句

• It is not enough to limit yourself to checking for misquotations.
• The way that is currently worded, this is a misquotation.
• How else do you suggest for me to explain the misquotations?
• Is Scalia's usage a misquotation of the Bard?
• Perf .'s charges of misquotation and misrepresentation of academic sources.
• The gist of the actual statement was the same as the subject misquotation.
• He quickly ran a reverse, pleading misquotation, and the blaze went out.
• There was no immediate explanation for the misquotation.
• Before that, you were proven of having offered misquotations, full with quotation marks.
• It would not be just to leave false accusations and misquotations in such a public forum.
• Further arguments were again ignored / brushed off by Pmanderson as " a mishmash of misquotations ".
• If we want to castigate ourselves for sticking point, the grounds should be overuse, not misquotation.
• The play takes its title from the common misquotation of Christian writing well-known at the time.
• Often cited as proof that Coolidge valued business above all else, Stern said, it is a misquotation.
• Bogart is also credited with one of the top movie misquotations, " Play it again, Sam ".
• The misquotation became an infamous saying in Germany and has been target of Kabarett and hostile remarks for years.
• I'm having to pull this up from deep memory, so please forgive me for any misquotation.
• Understanding of Lightfoot's precise meaning has been complicated by an 1896 misquotation of him cited by Andrew Dickson White.
• He noted numerous scientific inaccuracies, misquotations and misrepresentations in the article, but thought this was common in press reports.
• Doctorow also complained that after the misquotations had been removed, no record was left that a correction had been necessary.