Sentence examples for Quite wrongly from inspiring English sources

Quite wrongly, Cécile believes Alain to be unfaithful and asks a cop — Pascal Gilbert Melkii), who is married to Agnès, the junkie from the opening picture — to tail him.

A linesman, quite wrongly, raised his flag.

It states quite wrongly that "Russia fully implemented shock therapy by 1994".

"They're using executive powers and I think they're using them quite wrongly," he said.

"I thought, quite wrongly, that scientists were freer [than artists]," she has written in the past.

Waite told Moussawi, the organisation's most senior foreign affairs official, that Hezbollah was seen "quite wrongly" as a terrorist organisation.

So it is conjectured, and quite possibly wrongly.

There is little that gets up people's noses so much as a young, pretty actor who it is felt (rightly or wrongly) has not quite paid her dues.

The observation of very high antibody titers after vaccination in one volunteer that had some degree of preexisting malaria immunity at the start (and therefore wrongly included) is quite promising in this respect and justifies the planning of a Phase Ib trial in Africa.

Quite often the emphasis is wrongly placed on statistical significance, not on feasibility - which is the main focus of the pilot study.

This is a choice people make rightly or wrongly but generally wrongly quite a few times before they do it rightly with any regularity all the time.