Sentence examples similar to believing to be wrongly from inspiring English sources

He added that everyone has a list of Supreme Court cases believed to be wrongly decided.

The calls that trouble him most are those from inmates whom he knows personally and believes to be wrongly imprisoned.

The Innocence Project, a non-profit that represents inmates who they believe to be wrongly convicted, estimates that modern DNA testing has exonerated 240 people nationwide -- at least 17 of these were sentenced to death.

This equals Acridine Orange (AO), which is falsely named a vital stain, and which stains nucleic acids either green (this was wrongly believed to be vital) or red (this was wrongly believed to be dead).

An attraction is set to record a 10% drop in visitors, believed to be from people wrongly assuming it is closed.

A woman has been charged with attempted murder after another woman was attacked at an art exhibition in what was wrongly believed to be performance art.

Homeland Security's penchant for secretly shutting down Internet sites, such as hip-hop blogs that were wrongly believed to be pirating Chris Brown's Deuces.

On May 20 , 2001 a poplar farm wrongly believed to be raising genetically engineered trees was set on fire.

Mr Rose argues, counter-intuitively, that the pride the American military takes in marksmanship sometimes delays its acceptance of a more lethal new rifle which is (often wrongly) believed to be less accurate than existing ordnance.

A rare mistake by Evans enabled Salah to pounce on a Chris Brunt back pass that the defender wrongly believed to be bound for Ben Foster.

Communications engineer Edward Devenney was told he had betrayed his country and his colleagues by meeting two men he wrongly believed to be Russian spies to discuss nuclear submarine secrets.