Sentence examples for been wrongly used as from inspiring English sources
Four years after Karl Marx characterized religion as "the opiate for the people," Kingsley (probably unaware of Marx's phrase) asserted that the Bible had been wrongly used as "an opium-dose for keeping beasts of burden patient while they were being overloaded" and as a "mere book to keep the poor in order" (in Politics for the People, 1848).
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled Monday that rap lyrics were wrongly used as evidence in an attempted-murder trial — in the second such case it's ever had to consider.
The man, known as Witness A, played no part in the third trial but Mr Vincent alleges he was wrongly used to sustain the first two.
First, as a way to make up shortfalls in overseas development assistance (ODA), which is wrongly used to conflate the different characteristics of public and private money.
Robert Palais believes that the notation π is wrongly used right from the beginning.
Internal fixation of fracture of other parts of femur (NFJ62) was wrongly used in 3 cases.
As Biskupic notes, "Scalia had long believed that judges were wrongly using their own personal values to decide legal issues".
Like Bob, Microsoft's HoloLens paradigm is wrongly using space for digital information management.
To further compromise the concept of gastritis as a significant clinical entity, the term 'gastritis' has historically, but wrongly, been used as a substitute for a clinical diagnosis of FD.
I have found that it is often wrongly used in the world of design, casually spoken about as a thing you 'do' rather than a thing you 'have'have
