Sentence examples for Manifestly wrong from inspiring English sources
"Israel's assertion that the attacks on the infrastructure were lawful is manifestly wrong," she said.
Chief executive Michael O'Leary said: "This provisional decision is bizarre and manifestly wrong".
"Any suggestion that I simply misunderstood my instructions is manifestly wrong.
Grant said banning books from being sent into prisons "seems to me manifestly wrong".
Judges who overturned Mrs Clark's conviction on appeal said Prof Meadow's evidence was "manifestly wrong" and "grossly misleading".
In terms of the above definition of torture there are at least two things that are manifestly morally wrong with torture.
A three-judge panel, headed by Lord Justice Hughes, was unable to say his sentence was "arguably either manifestly excessive or wrong in principle".
Not only has Alessandro Nencini, the presiding judge of the Florence appeals court, apparently resorted to the same tortured logic as his predecessors; he has also stated things as fact that are manifestly and provably wrong.
A panel of five judges, headed by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas, heard argument at the Court of Appeal on 24 January on behalf of Attorney General Dominic Grieve, that tariffs which mean criminals have to spend the rest of their days behind bars are not "manifestly excessive or wrong in principle".
The real questions in both cases are whether the administration failed to act against real threats because it was preoccupied with a preconceived agenda; why officials who manifestly got it wrong have not been held accountable; and whether, because nobody has been held accountable, the administration is continuing to make the same mistakes.
