How To Use misname In A Sentence
- As a result those differences have been misnamed and misused in the service of separation and confusion.
- Though the company achieved b*gger all turnover and its trade with the South American States produced little or no augmentation of their revenues, - it's only 'success', if you want to misname it that, being in the FORCED MIGRATION of thousands of SLAVES across the ocean - it continued to flourish as a dazzling monetary corporation - for a time. Look Back In Langour - Part 94
- He took the idea for his own and rewarded me by telling me that my pale yellow hair was also misnamed: it was, in truth, honey-coloured. Oscar Wilde and the Dead Man’s Smile
- Williams is probably correct in dating the revival of Creationism to the 1961 publication of The Genesis Flood by John C. Whitcomb and Henry Madison Morris (who Williams misnames Henry B. Morris) and the founding of the Institute for Creation Research sometime later (Williams 1991: 187). "Fantastic Archaeology" Part 2
- And unfortunately the book misnames “the father of the fuel cell” George Ballard he was actually Geoffrey Ballard – and also neglects to point out that Ballard Power Systems themselves have abandoned the idea of developing a fuel cell powered car. Book Review: Plan C « Stephen Rees’s blog
- “If you call it heartache, you will not misname it,” said The Fair Maid of Perth
- A society that supports violent retribution and misnames it "justice" launches an assault against civility and nonviolent restoration. Brad R. Braxton: Getting in Front of Jesus: The Politics of Progressive Christianity (Part II)
- Of course and simultaneously we enjoin, also in the body, the construction of alternatives for a new society in relationship and community- ‘social capital,’ as it's sometimes misnamed.
- It's also the case that political liars degrade the truth and misname lawful act ... Rabbi Abraham Cooper: UPDATED APOLOGY FROM CONGRESSMAN--HAVE WE NO SHAME? DEBASING THE HOLOCAUST FOR ANOTHER TEN SECONDS OF MEDIA COVERAGE
- The great "lion" of this district was the famous and extraordinary Fonthill Abbey, an amazing erection in sham Gothic, built by Wyatt, that "infamous dispoiler, misnamed architect" to the order of the eccentric author of Wanderings in Wessex An Exploration of the Southern Realm from Itchen to Otter
