Meanings of historical inaccuracy in English

Events at Etaples remain disputed and the drama was accused of historical inaccuracy.

Fault has been found with him on the ground of historical inaccuracy, but such criticism is, for the most part, unjustified.

More than 40,000 people have signed a petition lamenting Ida's supposed anti-Polish rhetoric and alleged historical inaccuracy.

But he himself, having a high sense of humour, will appreciate its psychological justice as much as he regrets its historical inaccuracy.

Cambridge Spies has been slammed for its historical inaccuracy and its self-indulgent dramatisation, but there is one particular failing that has gone unnoticed.

Singular omissions of Polo in regard to China; historical inaccuracies.

Many of the historical inaccuracies have been well aired in the media by now.

And some eagle-eyed people spotted historical inaccuracies in the trailer.

His anachronisms and historical inaccuracies have already been referred to.

Historical inaccuracies like the car-bomb were annoying but minor.

It would have taken substantially greater historical inaccuracies to turn this film into a genuine thriller.

It was also shot through with historical inaccuracies, but that's a subject for another time and place.

You insist that the truth touching faith and morals is in your Bible, despite its historical inaccuracies.

Peel found some curious historical inaccuracies.

Leaving aside historical inaccuracies or interpretations, I feel obliged to say now that it wasn't even a particularly good film.

Some critics alleged historical inaccuracies connected with the "Clean Hands" investigations led by prosecutor-turned politician Antonio Di Pietro.